Oral Cancer Screening: Rotary Club of Great Neck hosts annual event
The Rotary Club of Great Neck successfully held its annual Oral Cancer Screening. he event is organized by Lidia Marmurek Epel, DDS, Rotary Club member.
What is Adjunctive Oral Cancer Screening?
Adjunctive oral cancer screening technologies are used in conjunction with the COE to help detect abnormalities and provide additional information to be utilized in the clinical decision-making process.
How Do I Know if It’s Oral Cancer? 5 Simple Steps
What’s Behind the Huge Rise in Oral Cancers? What if we do find something unusual or different inside our mouth? How do I know if it’s oral cancer
Is the COE Part of Your Routine?
A 3-4 minute visual and palpation exam is crucial in the early detection of oral diseases. It is quick to perform, painless for the patient, and enhances the patient experience with the dental practice.
Early Detection Can Equal Higher Survival Rates
Increasing oral cancer screenings can decrease the mortality rates from oral cancer. Early Detection is the key to better treatment, better outcomes and higher survival rates.
Clinical Study Concludes That VELscope™ Technology Improves Clinical Decision Making
Independent clinical study by seven researchers from the University of British Columbia, British Columbia Cancer Agency and Simon Fraser University, is the latest report to document the benefits of adjunctive oral examination technology.
Oral health warning
Oral health warning. One of the primary symptoms of mouth cancer relates to the ulcers in the mouth. If these are painful and do not heal within several weeks, it could be a sign of mouth cancer.
What is oral cancer, the condition John Farnham is being treated for?
John Farnham is in a stable condition in intensive care after undergoing surgery to remove an oral cancer.
Diagnose HPV-driven oropharyngeal cancer
Accuracy of high-risk HPV DNA PCR, p16(INK4a)immunohistochemistry or the combination of both to diagnose HPV-driven oropharyngeal cancer
World head and neck cancer day
World Head and Neck Cancer Day, the health agencies say it’s a timely opportunity to raise awareness about the devastating health impacts of head and neck cancers, including oropharyngeal – throat – cancer caused by Human Papillomavirus Virus – HPV.
