Are future healthcare professionals adequately prepared to recognise the early signs of oral cancer? A new multicentre study reveals gaps in knowledge, awareness and reported practices among healthcare students. We explore what the findings mean for clinical recognition, timely referral and multidisciplinary education—and why knowing the warning signs may not be enough.
Diagnostic Table / Slide 360 – 4 In this edition of The Diagnostic Table – SLIDE 360, Dr Aadithya B. Urs, Senior Professor and Head, Department of Oral Pathology, Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences, New Delhi, will guide participants …
Can intralesional immunotherapy change how we manage oral epithelial dysplasia? An early clinical trial of nivolumab reports encouraging results in lesion reduction and histological improvement. We examine the findings, safety considerations, and the critical question: can these responses actually reduce the risk of oral cancer?
When can CBCT provide information that conventional dental imaging cannot, and when is its use justified? Join Dr Ajay Nayak, Consultant Maxillofacial Radiologist, for a foundation-level session on sectional imaging, radiation considerations and the appropriate clinical use of CBCT, supported …
Consent, clinical records, prescriptions and communication are part of everyday dental practice. How well would your routine decisions stand up to closer scrutiny? Join Dr Bhuvan Nagpal, an oral pathologist with legal training and experience as a medico-legal consultant, for …
How can healthcare professionals recognise when stress is becoming persistent, and what can they do about it? Join Dr Sandip H. Shah, Professor and Head of Psychiatry, for a practical live session on recognising stress, understanding burnout, identifying warning signs …
Everyday decisions about consent, clinical records, referrals, communication and complications can carry medico-legal consequences. Explore the questions every dentist should be prepared to consider.
Stress and burnout in healthcare can affect far more than professional performance. They can influence quality of life, relationships, wellbeing, teamwork, and the care environment itself. This article explores how to recognise the warning signs in ourselves and others, why organisations also have a role to play, and why earlier recognition matters.
Join friends, learners, speakers, contributors, and well-wishers from around the world as we celebrate six years of Oral Pathology 360, announce the winners and prizes of our anniversary contests, and look ahead to the next chapter of our growing 360 …
Join the TEM Artistry challenge — Anniversary Celebration Edition, a fun activity Where microscopy meets scientific illustrationThis learning activity requires you to look closely at a electron micrograph, interpret ultrastructural details, and transform it into clear, labelled colour schematics. It …