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ADA seeks feedback on recommendations for using salivary tests in oral cancer detection

The ADA Living Guideline Program is accepting comments through May 1.

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    ADA is seeking comments on oral cancer detection guidelines until May

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    Focus is on salivary tests for biopsy needs.

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    Collaboration with University of Pennsylvania for guideline updates.

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    Previous guidelines established in

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    Feedback via ADA.org/guidelinecomments.

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    Virtual listening session on April 28 at 4:30 p.m. CDT.

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    ADA Living Guideline Program provides frequent updates to recommendations.

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ADA seeks feedback on recommendations for using salivary tests in oral cancer detection

  • by Mary Beth Versaci

  • April 20, 2026

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