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SINGAPORE
\n–\u00a0Media
\nOutReach<\/a>\u00a0– 5 October 2021 –\u00a0Academic studies increasingly demonstrate the links between poor
\noral health\u00a0and systemic disease, including\u00a0diabetes and
\ncardiovascular disease, and links with complications in pregnancy. But a new
\nresearch from Ipsos, conducted in partnership with GSK<\/a> Consumer Healthcare
\nindicates these links are not yet widely known. The findings point to a worrying
\nconcern that people may not be proactively looking after their oral health as
\nthey should be, and therefore risk not experiencing the wider health benefits
\ngood oral health may bring.\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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A new study by Ipsos and GSK Consumer
\nHealthcare, with 4500 participants across 9 countries,<\/span>\u00a0including 500 participants from Singapore. Key
\nfindings from respondents in Singapore highlight low public awareness on the
\nimpact of good oral health to our overall health and the need to promote good
\noral health habits in Singapor<\/span>e.<\/p>\n