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oral cancer
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India
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In India, oral cancer is commonly caused by chewing tobacco and betel nut, and traditional medicine is used alongside modern treatments.
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6
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2
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oral cancer
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Western countries
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Regular dental check-ups in Western countries often include screening for oral cancer, which is often linked to tobacco and alcohol use.
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5
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3
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oral cancer
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United States
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In the United States, regular dental check-ups often include screening for oral cancer.
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4
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4
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oral cancer
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South Asian countries
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Chewing tobacco and betel nut are significant risk factors for oral cancer in South Asian countries.
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2
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5
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oral cancer
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East Asian countries
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In East Asian countries and India, there may be a cultural stigma surrounding oral cancer, leading to underreporting and late diagnosis.
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6
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oral cancer
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Southeast Asia
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Chewing betel nut in Southeast Asia is a major risk factor for oral cancer.
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