In ep5 of Oral Health Matters, Richard Watt, Sharon Friel and @DJDevakumar discuss developments in the broader global health research agenda Oral Health Foundation Oral Health Platform EADPH UCL Population Health Sciences buff.ly/3AzVnb7 #uclpodcasts #oralhealth

Today we held our Q4 Board members meeting🤝 to advance the discussions on the #future of the Platform and to start looking to 2025 with excitement! ✨ Thanks to all Board members who attended and contributed today - looking forward to the next big milestones! 🚀 Stay tuned to

☀️ MORNING UPDATE FROM LISBON, PORTUGAL 🇵🇹 💡 Last week, Dr Dympna Kavanagh and Paula Vassallo flew to Portugal to attend the EPH Conference in sunny Lisbon. ➡️ #OralHealth is a crucial part of #GeneralHealth and we were thrilled to see the #OralHealth and #GlobalHealth

⭐🇪🇺 The Platform for Better Oral Health in Europe congratulates Olivér Várhelyi on his confirmation as the new Commissioner for Health and Animal Welfare. 🌍 As Europe faces rising health challenges, from tackling non-communicable diseases to building more resilient healthcare

This week is a special week for our Platform... ✨ 🌺 Not only are we going to Bangkok 🇹🇭 to follow the discussions on the first-ever World Health Organization Global Oral Health Meeting, but we will also be represented in Strasbourg 🇫🇷🇪🇺 by our Immediate past-Chair Dr. George

❌ NO SPOILERS! ❌ 🚀 Are you passionate about knowing more about oral health policy on an international and European level? Or would you just like to delve into the wonderful world of #OralHealthForAll and learn from experts? 🎧 Our Chair Dr Dympna Kavanagh was on the UCL

💡 "Investing More, Investing Better: Using Economics to Shape Oral Health Policy" 🇹🇭 moderated by none other than our Chair Dr Dympna Kavanagh! 🇹🇭 This was the first side event we attended at World Health Organization Global #OralHealth meeting in Bangkok... And it started

This week the Chief Dental Officer, Dympna Kavanagh, is attending the first ever World Health Organization (WHO) Global Oral Health meeting, hosted by Thailand in Bangkok.

🌟 Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus words resonate deeply with us. Essential oral health packages must include both oral health #prevention and #promotion and be integrated with primary care. #SmileYourWayToAHealthyLife #NoHealthWithoutOralHealth

WE ARE ON THE NEWS! 🎉 Our Chair Dr Dympna Kavanagh spoke with Euractiv on what the World Health Organization (WHO) first-ever Global #OralHealth Meeting represents... ✨ 🫷 We are more than aware that oral diseases are the most common noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) in the world - that includes oral

😊 Yesterday we had the privilege of participating in the side event "Balancing Sugar Consumption for Oral Health: Addressing Policies linked to Social and Commercial Determinants of Oral Diseases" at the World Health Organization Global Health Meeting in #Bangkok. 💭 The

Another Day, Another Side Event! 🇹🇭✨ 🌞 We were honoured to be present at the "The WHO Action Plan: A collaborative response from oral health professionals education associations" event, organised by ADEE.org. The discussions reinforced key priorities from the WHO Global

🚀This week in Bangkok, history was made as over 350 Member States, United Nations Agencies, and non-state actors attended the first-ever World Health Organization (WHO) Global Oral Health Meeting. 🎉MS adopted the landmark #BangkokDeclaration, which promises to transform #oralhealth into a global health priority.

🔔 New Update From Bangkok, Thailand 🇹🇭! 📝 We were present at the "Monitoring and surveillance of oral conditions" side event. This session focused on the vital role of data in shaping effective public health policies and interventions. 🙂 Our Chair, Dr Dympna Kavanagh

🫀 We welcome today’s adoption of the EU Council Conclusions on Cardiovascular Health. This milestone emphasizes the importance of prevention, health literacy, and equitable access to care in reducing the burden of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) across the EU. 💡 The Platform

🌟 Reflecting on Bangkok! 🌟 😁 It was a privilege to engage in meaningful discussions in Thailand 🇹🇭 with a community of inspiring professionals and civil society stakeholders, all united by a shared commitment to advancing global oral health. Together, we achieved a #historic

Some medical conditions are caused by or made worse by poor oral health. Gum disease can lead to an increased risk of heart disease, strokes, Alzheimer’s and diabetes. It is important to tell your dentist about your medical history. dentalhealth.org/medical-condit…

Roses are red, violets are blue, A nice healthy smile looks good on you! Brush every day, keep bacteria away, And your lovely smile will be free of decay! ✨😁 Happy Valentine's Day from the Oral Health Foundation ❤️

🚀 Our new website is LIVE! 🦷🌍 Launched at a pivotal time for EU & global health, it’s your go-to hub for oral health policy, advocacy & action. Explore it now & help us spread the word! 🔗 oralhealthplatform.eu #OralHealth #NCDs #EUhealth #HealthPolicy #PBOHE