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35 results for "In the media"

35 results for "In the media"

Practicing Dentistry and Dance

News
Eshani Patel, DMD20, has been burning up the dance floor. The Harvard School of Dental Medicine (HSDM) alumna recently competed on the hit NBC show “Dancing with Myself,” and took home the grand prize of $25,000. “I started learning Indian classical dance...

Communications and Marketing

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The Office of Communications and Marketing promotes Harvard School of Dental Medicine (HSDM) and its achievements to a global audience, including prospective students, faculty, researchers, alumni, and the dental community. The office: Provides news and...

Shaikha K. AlDukhail

Person

Dr. Shaikha K. AlDukhail joined Harvard School of Dental Medicine (HSDM) for her Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) degree, where she received  training in research design, qualitative and quantitative analyses. She is  involved in designing, training, and...

CA State Senator Dr. Richard Pan Speaks at HSDM

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On Tuesday, May 17, California State Senator and pediatrician Dr. Richard Pan, and Dr. Brittany Seymour, assistant professor in the Department of Oral Health Policy and Epidemiology, gave an engaging talk at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine about how...

Giving Week

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Make an impact during Giving Week! HSDM’s fourth annual Giving Week is here! With your participation, we can reach our goal of 100 gifts of any size and unlock a $25,000 matching gift to support financial aid and other vital initiatives at HSDM. Thanks to...

Peeling Back the Veneer

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When Sara Hahn, DMD11, first uploaded a video of singer-songwriter Taylor Swift’s teeth to the social media entertainment platform TikTok, she had no idea how far a reach it would have. Overnight the 1-minute video analyzing Swift’s dental work, including...

Five Questions with Tien Jiang

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HSDM Assistant Professor Tien Jiang explains how gum disease and inflammation may increase cardiovascular risk, underscoring how daily brushing, flossing, and diet protect both oral and heart health. ~ Harvard Magazine, February 25, 2026