are diagnosed with oral cancer every year, and more than 11,580 people die from it annually, in this country alone, according to the Oral Cancer Foundation
Combustionthe burning of tobaccocreates tar, carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, and thousands of other toxins that ignite inflammation, damage blood vessels, and disrupt the DNA-repair systems that keep cells from turning cancerous
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"What we have not seen is a reduction in the use of smokeless tobacco and so thats where were focusing a lot of our prevention efforts now, is educating airmen on the hazards of smokeless tobacco." According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, smokeless tobacco is just as harmful as smoking and can lead to cancer
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