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Scientists from The Forsyth Institute and King's College, London have released a new tool for the research community, the Human Oral Microbiome Database, which provides descriptions of the approximately 600 microbes (bacteria) that are most commonly found in people's mouths.
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Bruce Paster discusses the benefits of the Forsyth Human Microbe Identification Microarray Core for bacterial detection and identification with Dental Products Report Europe.
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The Boston Globe included Forsyth in a feature about non-profits building sales and the positive impact on growth.
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Dr. Bruce Paster provided expert commentary on bacteria in the mouth to the National Public Radio program All Things Considered.
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Dr. Richard Niederman discussed the importance of prevention as the key to safeguarding oral health and pointed to ForsythKids as an example on WBUR-FM's Here and Now.
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The Forsyth Center for Regenerative and Developmental Biology's research was featured in the NSF News online. This article highlighted Nestor J. Oviedo's paper in the journal Development.
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ForsythKids cavity prevention program was featured in the Boston Globe.
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Forsyth's work to develop a vaccine to prevent cavities was featured in a round up on oral health research in USA Weekend Magazine.
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Drs. Michael Levin and Dany Adams are featured in The Scientist. They discuss the groups work to manipulate electrical fields to stimulate regeneration.
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Dr. Toshi Kawai was interviewed by The Scientist. He discussed his publication in American Journal of Pathology, which focused on how immune cells may contribute to tooth loss in gum disease.
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