Douglas E Morse
Biographic Data
| ID | 6068369 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Douglas E Morse |
| GIVEN NAMES | Douglas E |
| FAMILY NAME | Morse |
| SIGNATURE | MORSE D E |
| AFFILIATIONS | UConn Health |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Smoking and Drinking as Risk Indicators for Tooth Loss in Middle-Aged Danes
Our findings suggest that smoking is positively associated, while alcoholic beverage consumption is inversely related to tooth loss in middle-aged Danes
Perspectives of San Juan healthcare practitioners on the detection deficit in oral premalignant and early cancers in Puerto Rico
Addressing these issues may be useful in reducing the deficit in detecting oral precancers and early oral cancer in Puerto Rico
Detection of Very Early Oral Cancers in Puerto Rico
We evaluated a possible disparity in the detection of very early oral cancers in Puerto Rico relative to the United States. The percentage of in situ (noninvasive) cases among all oral cancer cases was calculated separately for Puerto Rico and the United States using population-based cancer registry data (1992–2001). In situ cancers constituted 1.2% of oral cancer cases in Puerto Rico and 3.4% in the United States (P
Associations of Ethnicity/Race and Socioeconomic Status with Early Childhood Caries Patterns
This study supports the association of both ethnicity/race and social status with any early childhood caries. The patterns of caries were each found to be associated with specific and different socioeconomic-demographic indicators. The practical importance of these findings is that global measurement of ECC, without regard to specific caries pattern, leads to the potential for substantial non-differential misclassification of disease. The consequ…
Oral and Pharyngeal Cancer Incidence and Mortality Among Hispanics, 1996–2002
Objectives. We investigated whether oral cavity and pharyngeal cancer (OPC) incidence and mortality statistics among Hispanics in New York State differed from those among Hispanics in the United States as a whole. Methods. OPC incidence and mortality statistics for 1996–2002 were obtained from the New York State Cancer Registry and compared with national statistics released by the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) program for the…
The Strength of Two Indicators of Social Position on Oral Health Among Persons Over the Age of 80 Years
The study identified social inequalities in oral health even in a population of independently living, generally healthy very old Swedes and in a country where the public health policies have tried to minimize these inequalities
Dental Caries in Twelve- and Fifteen-Year-Olds
The findings from this investigation suggest that at the population level, permanent dentition caries in early adolescence is a minimal health problem, relative to dental caries in other neighboring Caribbean countries, as well as to other health conditions in Haiti. However, at the individual level, those children afflicted with decay are without dental services for all practical purposes
Dental Caries Experience of Female Inmates
Female prisoners had high levels of dental caries and racial disparities persisted in the prison
Fluoride Supplement Use by Children in Fluoridated Communities
These findings reinforce the need for health professionals to be targeted more aggressively at the school, residency, and private practice levels to better promote a full understanding of the proper utilization of fluoride supplements
Smoking and Drinking as Risk Indicators for Tooth Loss in Middle-Aged Danes
Our findings suggest that smoking is positively associated, while alcoholic beverage consumption is inversely related to tooth loss in middle-aged Danes
Fluoride Supplement Use by Children in Fluoridated Communities
These findings reinforce the need for health professionals to be targeted more aggressively at the school, residency, and private practice levels to better promote a full understanding of the proper utilization of fluoride supplements
Dental Caries Experience of Female Inmates
Female prisoners had high levels of dental caries and racial disparities persisted in the prison
The Strength of Two Indicators of Social Position on Oral Health Among Persons Over the Age of 80 Years
The study identified social inequalities in oral health even in a population of independently living, generally healthy very old Swedes and in a country where the public health policies have tried to minimize these inequalities
Dental Caries in Twelve- and Fifteen-Year-Olds
The findings from this investigation suggest that at the population level, permanent dentition caries in early adolescence is a minimal health problem, relative to dental caries in other neighboring Caribbean countries, as well as to other health conditions in Haiti. However, at the individual level, those children afflicted with decay are without dental services for all practical purposes
Associations of Ethnicity/Race and Socioeconomic Status with Early Childhood Caries Patterns
This study supports the association of both ethnicity/race and social status with any early childhood caries. The patterns of caries were each found to be associated with specific and different socioeconomic-demographic indicators. The practical importance of these findings is that global measurement of ECC, without regard to specific caries pattern, leads to the potential for substantial non-differential misclassification of disease. The consequ…
Oral and Pharyngeal Cancer Incidence and Mortality Among Hispanics, 1996–2002
Objectives. We investigated whether oral cavity and pharyngeal cancer (OPC) incidence and mortality statistics among Hispanics in New York State differed from those among Hispanics in the United States as a whole. Methods. OPC incidence and mortality statistics for 1996–2002 were obtained from the New York State Cancer Registry and compared with national statistics released by the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) program for the…
Detection of Very Early Oral Cancers in Puerto Rico
We evaluated a possible disparity in the detection of very early oral cancers in Puerto Rico relative to the United States. The percentage of in situ (noninvasive) cases among all oral cancer cases was calculated separately for Puerto Rico and the United States using population-based cancer registry data (1992–2001). In situ cancers constituted 1.2% of oral cancer cases in Puerto Rico and 3.4% in the United States (P
Perspectives of San Juan healthcare practitioners on the detection deficit in oral premalignant and early cancers in Puerto Rico
Addressing these issues may be useful in reducing the deficit in detecting oral precancers and early oral cancer in Puerto Rico
Smoking and Drinking as Risk Indicators for Tooth Loss in Middle-Aged Danes
Our findings suggest that smoking is positively associated, while alcoholic beverage consumption is inversely related to tooth loss in middle-aged Danes
Medicine (9 works) · Demography (6 works) · Dental Health and Care Utilization (6 works) · Dentistry (6 works) · Environmental health (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Gerontology (4 works) · Oral health (4 works) · Cancer (3 works) · Family medicine (3 works)