This cancer starts in your mouth or throat
In addition to about 85% of lung cancers, cigarette smoking is responsible for a large fraction of bladder, head and neck, and esophageal cancers
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"Usually, there is cause for the lesion, for instance, chronic irritation from tobacco, a jagged tooth or grinding of the teeth, which can lead to temporary red or white patches in the mouth." However, if those issues are addressed by tobacco cessation, tooth removal/filing or a mouth guard, and the lesion remains after a few weeks, its time to take another look, she adds
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