Head and neck cancer cases are increasing around the world. Experts say tobacco is the biggest reason—much more than mouthwash use or genetics. We got in touch with an expert who says quitting tobacco ...

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Oral cavity cancer, for many decades, was primarily associated with older men exposed to well-known cancer risks, including tobacco, alcohol and betel nut chewing. With the advent of anti-smoking ...