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2008

1. Hovan, AJ, Laronde, DM, Zhang, L, Currie, B. What do I say to my patient who needs a biopsy? Journal of the Canadian Dental Association, 74 (3), 257-258 (2008).
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2. Laronde, DM, Bottorff, J, Hislop, TG, Poh, CY, Currie, B, Williams, PM, Rosin, MP. Voices from the community--experiences from the dental office: initiating oral cancer screening Journal of the Canadian Dental Association, 74 (3), p.239 - 241. (2008).
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3. Laronde, DM, Hislop, TG, Elwood, JM, Rosin, MP. Oral cancer: Just the facts. Journal of the Canadian Dental Association, 74 (3), p.269-272 (2008).
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4. Williams M, Elwood M, Hislop G, MacAulay C, Poh C, Zhang L, Moores M, Laronde D, MacKay H, Lobb P, Rosin M, Sutcliffe S, Sheehan B, Hay J, Gallagher R, Peacock S, Bottorff J, Hovan A, Zed C, Coldman A, O'Keefe J, Johnson J, Adams N, White M, Musa Z, Johnston K. Guideline for the early detection of oral cancer in British Columbia 2008 Journal of the Canadian Dental Association 74(3) p.245-252 (2008).
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2007

5. Laronde DM, Poh CF, Williams PM, Hislop TG, Zhang L, MacAulay C, Rosin MP. A magic wand for the community dental office? Observations from the British Columbia Oral Cancer Prevention Program Journal of the Canadian Dental Association, 73 (7) p.607-609. (2007).
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6. Poh, C.F., Ng, S.P., Williams, P.M., Zhang, L., Laronde, DM, Lane, P., MacAulay, C. and Rosin, M.P. Direct Fluorescence Visualization of Clinically Occult High-Risk Oral Premalignant Disease Using A Simple Hand-Held Device Head and Neck, 29 (1) p. 71-76 (2007).
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2005

7. Zhang L, Williams M, Poh CF, Laronde D, Epstein J, Durham S, Nakamura H, Berean K, Hovan A, Le N, Hislop G, Priddy R, Hay J, Lam W, Rosin MP.. Toluidine blue staining identifies high-risk primary oral premalignant lesions with poor outcome. Cancer Research, accepted (2005).
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