Posts Tagged ‘University of Liverpool’
Sugar Tax Could Save the NHS up to £300 Million, Researchers Claim
Researchers claim that a sugar tax imposed on fizzy drinks could save the NHS up to £300 million. Research teams from the University of Liverpool believe that a 20 per litre sugar tax, which would equate to 12p per can of cola, would cut NHS bills by £300 million. The team estimates that the tax […]
University Of Liverpool Graduate Joins Youngs Dental Practice Team
Simon Betts, a graduate from the dental school at the University of Liverpool, has joined the team at Youngs Dental Practice as an associate dentist. Simon graduated in July and joined the Youngs dental team straight away; since he started working at the surgery, he has gained valuable experience and become a very popular member […]
University Studies NHS Dental Contracts
The University of Liverpool has begun a study into the dental contracting of the National Health Service, better known as the NHS. The study is estimated to take three years and will concentrate on determining what constitutes a successful dental contract. The University of Liverpool has stated that that the study will determine the true […]
Liverpool University scientists receive prestigious award
Scientists from the University of Liverpool have been given an award for their work on a new product designed to improve oral hygiene. Scientists from the university have been working on the Inspektor TC device for many months and have recently put the finishing touches to the device. The Inspektor TC instrument is a similar […]
