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Human Oral Cancer (Epidemiology and Characteristic),ere also illustrated. A projection for oral cancer’s burden and deaths in 2035 was attempted, and a remarkable increase has documented. There is a need for improving the quality of cancer registry data that will end up in improving the control of the burden of oral cancer. Primary and secondary prev

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Alcohol and Oral Cancer,have a high daily intake. This chapter will discuss the epidemiological evidence for the role of alcohol in oral cancer, the topical and systemic effects of alcohol, alcohol-related oral carcinogenesis and the association between alcohol-containing mouthwashes and oral cancer risk. It will also outl

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