2020, issue 17

Avoiding misdiagnosis of oral cancer

Eric Easson
ByEric Easson
Published18 September 2020
Rising rates of oral cancer over recent years mean it's more important than ever to be on the lookout for the warning signs, and to respond appropriately.
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Eric Easson

Eric qualified in 2001 at Manchester University, gained the dip.MFGDP in 2006 and a Masters in Medical Law (LLM) with merit in 2015. He worked as a clinical teaching fellow at Manchester University from 2004-2020, and has worked in general practice since qualification. He started to work for the DDU as a part-time dento-legal adviser in 2014, and is a current member of the Faculty of Forensic and Legal medicine [MFFLM], Faculty of Dental Surgery [MFDS] and College of General Dentistry [MCGDent].

Avoiding misdiagnosis of oral cancer