While the dangers of smoking remain clear remember that oral cancer can have other roots By being informed and proactive ...

Smoking, a recognized risk factor for countless diseases across the body, has detrimental effects on oral health as well. Although we largely understand the relationship between smoking and oral ...

While smoking and use of tobacco do aggravate oral cancer, experts believe they are not the only cause. Also known as mouth ...

including Global Observatory on Pollution and Health Co-Director Kurt Straif, M.D. Previous studies have shown that inhaling secondhand smoke causes several diseases, including lung cancer. Although ...

People who had an unhealthy relationship with smoking, drinking and exercise early in life ended up on the fast track to ...

Women with poor oral health were found more likely to suffer from higher pain scores: 49 per cent were more likely to suffer ...