oral cancer due to chewing tobacco squamous cell carcinoma in a patient addicted gutka. Tumour LinkInBio] India carries a heavy
LinkInBio] India carries a heavy burden of oral cancer Around 2.74 lakh new cases and 52,000 deaths occur annually, making up nearly one third of global cases, with experts stressing early detection Protect your smile! Chewing tobacco is linked to oral cancer, gum disease, and tooth loss. Make the choice for a healthier future by saying no to Tobacco. #HealthForAll Tobacco chewing is often normalised as a routine habit, especially after meals, during stress, or in social settings. But when something becomes automatic, it is worth asking whether it is still a Oral Cancer Nicotine and Alcohol Biores Scientia
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