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Some examples of other risks of chewing tobacco include: Increased chances of numerous cancers, like mouth, stomach, and esophageal cancer Nicotine addiction Risk of stillbirth or birth defects in pregnant women Increased risk of death by stroke, cancer, and heart disease Can cause nicotine poisoning in children It can cause gray or white patches in the mouth Causes mouth sores It can cause tooth decay, gum disease, and tooth loss As nicotine and tobacco are addictive chemicals, it can be challenging to quit using smokeless tobacco or other tobacco products
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In this regard, the FDA recently began requiring food manufacturers to display updated nutrition labels on their product packaging