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ORAL–SYSTEMIC HEALTH · GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE PLATFORM
The mouth is not separate from the body.
Neither should health knowledge be.
From evidence to understanding. From understanding to action.
PerioMed Global is an international multidisciplinary scientific and public-health initiative connecting oral, systemic and population health. We translate rigorous oral–systemic evidence into practical resources for research, healthcare, education and responsible public-health action.
YOUR STARTING POINT
Choose your path
One health question.
Many perspectives.
WHAT WE CREATE
Knowledge across disciplines.
Evidence translated for action.
Rigorous enough for science. Clear enough to use responsibly.
Evidence
Translation
Scientific literature identified, critically appraised and translated without losing its limitations, context or uncertainty.
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Originals
Reviews, reports, perspectives and interdisciplinary scientific work developed by members of the PerioMed Global community.
Read our originals →SCIENTIFIC PILLAR 03PerioMed
Voices
Expert interviews and community voices sharing perspectives on oral, systemic and population health.
Meet the voices →OUR GLOBAL COMMUNITY
One community.
19 countries.
PerioMed Global brings together members across oral and periodontal sciences, medicine, prevention, public health and education—connecting perspectives across borders through one shared scientific direction.
NEW & NOTEWORTHY
Latest from PerioMed Global
The newest evidence, original perspectives and conversations from across PerioMed Global.
NEWPeriodontitis and OPMDs: Shared Risks and Clinical Relevance
Yara Sameh Said Ismail, Emiliana D’Angelo and Giorgia Pieretto present a clinical framework for examining periodontal tissues and oral mucosa together—while keeping prevention and causal claims proportionate to the evidence.
Read the original →Periodontitis as a Modulator of Malignant Transformation in Oral Potentially Malignant Disorders
Lorenzo Maria Laudiero translates the biological rationale connecting periodontal inflammation with OPMD progression—while separating plausibility from prognostic evidence and demonstrated clinical benefit.
Explore the evidence →The Oral Microbiome Beyond the Mouth
Martina Sansavini and Julia M. Sobczyńska examine four complementary papers, moving from oral microbial ecology and experimental mechanisms to human observations and the limits of causal interpretation.
Watch Literature Lens 01 →A MORE CONNECTED VIEW OF HEALTH