Tag: buccal mucosa cancer
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Low alcohol intake raises buccal mucosa cancer risk in Indian men: study
Overview: Why this study matters A large multicentre study published in BMJ Global Health has found that even modest alcohol consumption can significantly increase the risk of buccal mucosa cancer (BMC) among Indian men. BMC, a prevalent and aggressive form of oral cancer in India, often develops in the mucous lining of the cheeks and…
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Even Low Alcohol Intake Raises Oral Cancer Risk in Indian Men: New Multicentre Study
New findings link small alcohol intake to higher oral cancer risk in Indian men A large multicentre study published in BMJ Global Health has brought new attention to the link between alcohol consumption and oral cancer in India. The research shows that even low levels of alcohol intake significantly increase the risk of buccal mucosa…
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Low Alcohol Intake Still Elevates Oral Cancer Risk in Indian Men, Study Finds
Groundbreaking Findings: Alcohol and Oral Cancer Risk in Indian Men A large multicentre study published in BMJ Global Health sheds new light on the relationship between alcohol consumption and oral cancer, specifically buccal mucosa cancer (BMC), a leading form of oral cancer in India. The research demonstrates that even low levels of alcohol intake are…