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The Don’t Give Up On Us! comic expresses the views of young people experiencing, or at risk of, homelessness from Dundee, Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Stories in School of Dentistry
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A collaborative venture between the University of Dundee, NHS Tayside and NHS Education for Scotland aims to transform the delivery of oral healthcare
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Information about Andrea Rodriguez and their new comic Oral Health and Public Engagement.
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Artists, dentists, public health experts and addiction workers have collaborated with people with lived experience of drugs to create a series of comics that examine the impact of substance use on oral health.
Impact case study
Enabling safe dental care during Covid-19 and tackling antimicrobial resistance through dental antibiotic prescribing.
Feature
Lee Strachan talks the impact of Covid-19 on his practice, the influence of Instagram and keeping in touch with the University.
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Gemma Gaw shares her story, inspiring the next generation of dental students and recognising the challenges that the next generation face in light of Covid-19
Feature
Tracey McFee, Class of 1983 and Specialty Dentist for Dental A&E prepares for retirement and reflects on her time in Dundee
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Having spent 128 days in hospital Honorary Professor of Orthodontics at the University of Dundee, Grant McIntyre, has the label of being Scotland's sickest Covid-19 survivor.
Press release
The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed more people to the health pitfalls and stigmas associated with poverty and homelessness, University of Dundee experts have told the United Nations.
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Two hundred boxes packed with science activities and experiments are en route to some of Dundee's most deserving children this Summer
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University of Dundee staff and students who go the extra mile when working with the public have been hailed by former Rector Stephen Fry.
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University of Dundee academics leading in fields as diverse as cleft palate research, contemporary art, infectious diseases and reproductive medicine have been elected Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE).