Hence, we cannot understate the significance of generational shifts in smoking behavior due to the social norms at a given point in time that signaled acceptability or disapproval of cigarette use, independent of, and beyond, the addictive properties of tobacco
Nicotine replacement therapy is intended for temporary use only
we should neither avoid its toxic effects nor ignore its pharmacological effects
Other factors that may increase the risk of oral cancer include: Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) Previous radiation therapy to the head, neck, or both Exposure to certain chemicals, especially asbestos, sulphuric acid, and formaldehyde Having a long-term injury or chronic trauma, such as from rough teeth Drinking very hot mate tea, which is common in South America Eating a healthy diet with plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables may reduce the risk of the disease
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