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Regional collaboration
At a regional level, the University collaborates with the business and public sectors, such as Region Skåne, and other regions and municipalities. This includes collaboration with school principals and healthcare providers. Collaboration with public denta...
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Published: 16 May 2025Major investment in research to improve oral health
A total of SEK 48 million distributed over eight years. The research profile “Advancing Oral Health” at Malmö University will receive this funding from the Knowledge Foundation to improve individual patients' oral health care – based on environmental,...
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Sandra Miskovic - Dental nurse
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Published: 2 April 2025Unnecessary antibiotic use - avoidable with new guidelines and implementation strategies
As routine use of antibiotics in dental implant surgery should be avoided, clearer guidelines and implementation strategies are needed to reduce unnecessary medication. This is the conclusion of Palwasha Momand's dissertation after conducting a clinical...
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Coffee Break Quiz
Once a month, we publish a ticklishly difficult quiz on a different topic related to our research here at Malmö University. The Coffee Break Quiz is a collaboration between our researchers and Sydsvenskan. Test yourself to see how much you know. And...
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Oral Health Country/Area Profile Project – CAPP
The Faculty of Odontology is responsible for a global dental health database, CAPP (former collaboration with WHO).
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Nathalie Boman - Dental nurse
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Palwasha Momand - Lecturer
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Collaborate with researchers
There are many benefits when academia, private, public and non-profit sectors meet and collaborate. By collaborating with our researchers, you can benefit from the University's know-how in the development of your organisation.
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Cariogram
The Cariogram generates an interactive graphical picture illustrating the patient's risk for developing new dental caries lesions.