Month: August 2024

NOHPG response to the national riots

August 10, 2024August 10, 2024Maria Morgan

In response to the recent rioting, racism and religious hatred in the UK, we at the NOHPG stand united with the Diversity in Dentistry Action Group, who have made the following statement:

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