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DT India & South Asia No. 8, 2021

Indian dentists: Did vaccination reduce positivity rate during second wave? / World Health Assembly‘s resolution on reducing oral disease burden / Human genome editing for public health – WHO recommendations / The ever increasing cost of oral cancer treatment in India / Correlating rotated mandibles with back and knee pain / Prevention of periodontal disease could save billions /

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Indian dentists: Did vaccination reduce positivity rate during second wave? 1 - 2
World Health Assembly‘s resolution on reducing oral disease burden 3 - 3
Human genome editing for public health – WHO recommendations 4 - 4
The ever increasing cost of oral cancer treatment in India 5 - 5
Correlating rotated mandibles with back and knee pain 6 - 6
Prevention of periodontal disease could save billions 7 - 7

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E-papers

E-paper editions are exact digital copies of the DTI print publications. Readers can search and navigate through the e-paper, as well as download and print pages to read offline. In order to promote wide dissemination to our international readership, access to most e-papers is free.

DT India & South Asia No. 8, 2021