Fox News broadcast an
interview with Dr. Mark Wolff, associate dean for
predoctoral clinical education and professor and chair of
the Department of Cariology and Comprehensive Care, about
NYUCD's Program for Survivors of Torture—the first
program in the US designed to educate dental students to
provide dental services for survivors of torture. The story
was also reported by Yahoo News and AOL
Video.
ABC7 NY broadcast interviews with Dr.
Wolff on the safety of amalgams in dental restorations; on
NYUCD's program to improve communication between patients
and future dentists; on the benefits of chewing gum; and on
technology designed to muffle noise from dental drills. The
latter story was also reported by Discover and by
KSFO Radio San Francisco.
ABC7 NY reported on the annual Give
Kids a Smile day at NYUCD and on the visit of the NYU
College of Dentistry Smiling Faces, Going Places
mobile dental van to a public school in Brooklyn, New
York.
The NYC News Service ran an
interview with Dr. Ananda Dasanayake, professor of
epidemiology and health promotion and director of the
graduate programs in clinical research, on the links
between periodontal disease and systemic disease.
The Huffington Post quoted Dr.
Wolff about a study he headed that found a connection
between drinking white wine and teeth staining.
The Arizona Republic reported
on the awarding of five Healthy Smiles, Healthy Children
Access to Care grants, including one to NYUCD. The story
was also reported by PR Newswire.
The Daily News and
WebMD interviewed Dr. Wolff about
dental phobias.
Fitness Magazine interviewed
Dr. Wolff on various methods for sanitizing
toothbrushes.
AARP Bulletin interviewed Dr.
Wolff to ask the question, "Are Teeth Whiteners Worth the
Cost? What Works, What Doesn't and What They Cost."
Drug Week published the
findings of new apoptosis research from NYUCD.
KWQZ-TV6 broadcast a story entitled "At
What Age Can Kids Start Brushing Their Own Teeth?"
featuring Dr. Nancy Dougherty, clinical associate professor
and director of NYUCD's Postgraduate Program in Pediatric
Dentistry.
News 12 Bronx reported on the
visit of NYUCD's Smiling Faces, Going Places
mobile dental van to Public School 163.
Univision 41 interviewed Dr.
Lucy Troncoso, clinical assistant professor of cariology
and comprehensive care, for a story about oral cancer.
The Dr. Oz Show featured Dr.
Gerald Curatola, '83, who demonstrated a dramatic dental
make-over story.
Metro NY quoted Dr. Mark Wolff
in an article about fluoride levels in the water supply.
Doctor Radio, a Sirius satellite radio channel sponsored by
the NYU Langone Medical Center, also interviewed Dr. Wolff
about fluoride levels in New York City's water.
Metro NY interviewed Dr. Donna
Shelley, associate professor of cariology and comprehensive
care and director of interdisciplinary research and
practice, on substance (especially tobacco) abuse.
The Wall Street Journal
featured NYUCD's program to improve communication between
patients and future dentists, and quoted Dr. David
Hershkowitz, clinical assistant professor of cariology and
comprehensive care, and Dr. Louis Siegelman, clinical
associate professor of pediatric dentistry, in a story
about dental phobias. The New York Daily News also
quoted Dr. Siegelman in a story about dental phobias.
Good Morning America
interviewed Dr. Stefanie Russell, assistant professor of
epidemiology and health promotion on the prophylactic
removal of wisdom teeth. Dr. Russell was also interviewed
by iVillage about gingivitis during pregnancy.
Dentistry@Sydney, a blog
published by the University of Sydney, Australia, Faculty
of Dentistry, ran an item promoting Global Health
Nexus magazine.
Hudson Register-Star reported
on the NYUCD-Henry Schein Cares Global Student Outreach
Program's visit in April 2011 to Hudson, New York.
Dental Tribune International
ran a story on dentists from around the world attending
International Implantology Week at NYUCD.
Yahoo News reported on a
collaborative study between NYUCD and the Polytechnic
Institute of NYU that found an effective way to combine two
methods that scientists use as vehicles to carry DNA into
cell nuclei. The news was also reported by DentistryIQ.com,
DOCSEducation.com, HawaiiNews.com, Finanzas,
HealthNewsDigest.com, and El Nuevo Herald
Miami.
Health & Medicine Week
reported on research on an all-ceramic core crown designed
by Dr. Nelson da Silva, assistant professor of
prosthodontics; on a study on gene expression in
mineralization, conducted by Dr. Cristina Teixeira,
associate professor and interim chair of the Department of
Orthodontics and associate professor of basic science and
craniofacial biology; on tobacco cessation programs
directed by Dr. Donna Shelley, associate professor of
cariology and comprehensive care and director of
interdisciplinary research and practice; on immigrant and
minority health research conducted by Dr. Shelley; on
fracture prevention in all-ceramic restorations studied by
Dr. Yu Zhang, assistant professor of biomaterials and
biomimetics; and on a study on subcellular fractions
conducted by Dr. Pablo Peixoto, associate research
scientist in the Department of Basic Science and
Craniofacial Biology.
ADA News reported on
presentations by NYUCD faculty at the 2010 Symposium on
Early Childhood Caries in American Indian and Alaska Native
Children.
ADA News quoted Dr. Michael C.
Alfano, executive vice president of NYU, former dean of
NYUCD, and current professor of basic science and
craniofacial biology at NYUCD, and Dr. David Glotzer,
associate professor of cariology and comprehensive care, in
an article about training dental students in emergency
response.
Reuters Health reported on a
study led by Dr. Brian Schmidt, professor of oral and
maxilliofacial surgery and director of the Bluestone Center
for Clinical Research, that found that in comparison with
other patients, those with oral cancer report significant
levels of spontaneous pain and functional restriction from
pain.
USA Today interviewed Dr. Mark
Wolff about tooth whitening.
New York State Dental Association
News reported that the National Institute of
Dental and Craniofacial Research awarded a two-year,
$245,000 grant to an NYUCD research team led by Dr. Deepak
Saxena, assistant professor of basic science and
craniofacial biology, to identify bacteria associated with
oral cancer.
CBS2 NY interviewed Dr. Amr Moursi,
associate professor and chairman of the Department of
Pediatric Dentistry, about fluoride levels in the water
supply.
CBS2 NY broadcast an interview with Dr.
David Tarrab, clinical associate professor of pediatric
dentistry, about amalgam dental restorations. The story was
also reported by WRAL-TV, Raleigh-Durham.
Lab Management Today reported
on an oral health assessment conducted in 2010 on behalf of
the government of Grenada by the NYUCD-Henry Schein Cares
Global Student Outreach Program.
Parent Paper quoted Dr. Karen
Raphael, professor of oral and maxillofacial pathology,
radiology and medicine, in an article about
temporomandibular joint disorder.
WCSH-TV, Portland, Maine, reported on
the NYUCD-Henry Schein Cares Global Student Outreach
Program's 2010 outreach to Machias, Maine. The news was
also reported by The Bangor Daily News, The
Machias Valley News Observer, The Downeast Coastal
Press, The Quoddy Tides, and the Calais
Advertiser.
Weekly Asahi, a popular
Japanese news magazine, featured residents of the Implant
Dentistry Fellowship Program in a story on differences
between American and Japanese approaches to implant
dentistry education.
Dentistry Today reported on a
major gift to NYUCD from Dentsply International to advance
NYUCD's implant dentistry initiatives.
Dentistry Today reported that
NYUCD awarded the 2010 Irwin Smigel Prize in Aesthetic
Dentistry to Dr. Seok-Kyun Kim, founder and president of
the Korean Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry.
Dentistry Today reported on
presentations made by NYUCD faculty and students at the
2011 ADEA Annual Session and Exhibition.
National Public Radio (NPR) interviewed
Executive Vice President of NYU and Former Dean and current
Professor of Basic Science and Craniofacial Biology at
NYUCD, Dr. Michael C. Alfano, on the emergence of new
dental schools in the United States.
Diabetes Health reported that
NYU's Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI)
awarded an NYU nursing-dental research team a one-year
pilot grant to assess the feasibility of using gingival
crevicular blood from periodontal patients to gauge
hemoglobin A1C—a blood glucose measurement —as
a means of diagnosing diabetes and identifying
pre-diabetes. The news was also reported by NewsUpdate.com,
Diabetes News Feed, Nurse.com, NewsRX, Journal of Molecular
Biology NEWS-Line, Scientific Computing, and Diabetes
Daily.
Newsday quoted Dr. Susan Gail Tierney, clinical
associate professor of orthodontics, in an article about
orthodontic treatment for adults.
Ladies' Home Journal quoted Dr. Mark Wolff in an article
about managing healthcare costs.
The New York State Dental Journal reported on a study
led by Dr. Racquel Z. LeGeros, Linkow Professor of Implant
Dentistry and associate chair of the Department of
Biomaterials and Biomimetics, that identified a promising
new approach for treating tooth hypersensitivity.
The New York State Dental Journal reported that the
National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research
(NIDCR) awarded a joint, five-year $1.25 million dollar
grant to Dr. Brian L. Schmidt, professor of oral and
maxilliofacial surgery and director of the Bluestone Center
for Clinical Research, and Dr. Markus Hardt, a protein
chemist at the Boston Biomedical Research Institute, for a
study of the molecular mechanisms of oral cancer pain.
The New York State Dental Journal also reported that the
National Institutes of Health (NIH) awarded a multimillion
dollar grant to the Venter Institute in collaboration with
Dr. Walter Bretz, associate professor of cariology and
comprehensive care, for a study
to predict caries risk.
The New York State Dental Journal quoted Dr. Donna
Shelley, associate professor of cariology and comprehensive
care and director of interdisciplinary research and
practice, in an article about advertisements for smoking
cessation programs.
WebMD interviewed Dr. Denise Estafan, associate
professor of cariology and comprehensive care and director
of esthetic dentistry, for an article about tooth
bleaching.
Futurity carried a story entitled "Pool Water May Strip
Tooth Enamel," which featured a discussion with Dr. Leila
Jahangiri, associate professor and chair of the Department
of Prosthodontics, who observed at firsthand the effects of
improper pH levels on a patient's teeth. The Toronto Star,
QR77 Radio in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and Biosopace also
carried the story.
Doctor Radio interviewed Dr. Morey Gendler, clinical
assistant professor of cariology and comprehensive care, on
oral health tips for seniors; Dr. Robert Glickman,
professor and chair of the Department of Oral and
Maxillofacial Surgery about TMJ and bruxism; Dr. Brian
Schmidt, professor of oral and maxillofacial surgery and
director of the Bluestone Center for Clinical Research, on
advances in oncology; Dr. Amr Moursi, associate professor
and chair of the Department of Pediatric Dentistry, on
fluoride levels in New York City drinking water; Dr. Ananda
Dasanayake, professor of epidemiology and health promotion
and director of the Graduate Program in Clinical Research,
on new advances in dentistry; Dr. Rima Bachiman Sehl,
associate professor of cariology and comprehensive care, on
dental care as we age; and Dr. Joan Phelan, professor and
chair of the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial
Pathology, Radiology and Medicine on dental X-ray
safety.
The New York Daily News carried a calendar item on the
2011 Oral Cancer Walk, cosponsored by NYUCD.
The Times of India interviewed Dr. Bapanaiah Penugonda,
associate professor of cariology and comprehensive care and
group practice director; Mr. Jimit Khakhar, ‘12; and
Mr. Dharam Tayal, ‘12, for a story about students
from India at NYUCD.
Health magazine interviewed Dr. Angela Kamer, associate
professor of periodontology and implant dentistry, about a
study she led that found new evidence to support a link
between gingival inflammation and Alzheimer's disease.
Redbook also interviewed Dr. Kamer about the study.
The ADEA Bulletin of Dental Education profiled Edly
Destine, DDS Program Class of 2014, and Rosa Maria Salvo,
Dental Hygiene Program Class of 2012.
NewsRX reported on a study about a smoking cessation
program for Chinese immigrants living in New York led by
Dr. Donna Shelley, associate professor of cariology and
comprehensive care and director of interdisciplinary
research and practice.