PhD Student Namitha Thomas Featured in BITE Magazine

PhD student Namitha Thomas has been recognised in Bite magazine. Namitha's research focuses on the impact of oral health during perimenopause/menopause and how menopause-related hormonal shifts can contribute to dry mouth, gum disease, and bone loss in the jaw. By identifying these issues, her findings aim to improve patient care and provide dental professionals with the knowledge needed to better support menopausal women.

Being featured in BITE magazine shows the significance of Thomas’ work and its potential to influence both research and clinical practice. BITE is well known for spotlighting important advancements in dentistry, and this recognition highlights the growing awareness of menopause as a key factor in oral health.