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Mouth Condoms Explained: Can They Help Prevent HPV And Oral Cancer?
Mouth and tongue condoms, also known as dental dams, are barrier tools that can reduce the risk of HPV and other infections during oral contact. Here's how they work, their benefits, and why experts say they matter for oral health.
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Addicted To Supari? Study Says Betel Nut Raises Heart, Cancer And Metabolic Risks
A new review links betel nut (supari) addiction to serious health risks including heart disease, cancer and metabolic syndrome.
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62% Mouth Cancer Cases In India Caused By Alcohol, Smokeless Tobacco Use: Study
More than six out of 10 people in India are suffering from mouth (buccal mucosa) cancer due to frequent consumption of alcohol, with locally brewed drinks associated with the greatest risk.
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Nutritionist Shares 4 Simple Foods That Fix Bad Breath Naturally
If your breath still smells even after brushing, the real issue might be deeper in your digestive system.
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Dipika Kakar Reveals Struggles With Severe Hair Fall, Thyroid Issues, And Mouth Ulcers Amid Cancer Treatment
Dipika revealed that her thyroid levels have spiked as a side effect of her targeted therapy
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Understanding How Nutrition Supports Pancreatic Cancer Patients
Chemotherapy, while essential for treatment, often presents additional nutritional challenges. Many patients develop taste alterations, nausea, and mouth sores.
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Alcohol-Related Cancers A Growing Concern In India, Say Experts
The most common cancers linked to alcohol are of mouth, throat, foodpipe, stomach, colon, rectum, and pancreas. It also causes cancers of the breast in women and prostate in males.
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Struggling With Bad Breath? Try These Herbal Remedies For Relief
Here we share a list of herbal remedies you can try to reduce bad breath.
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Do You Have Bad Breath Even After Brushing? Here's Why & What To Do
Here are some common causes behind persistent bad breath and tips to help reduce it.
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Effects Of Tobacco On Mouth, Gums And Oral Health
Quitting tobacco is a vital step towards improving oral health and reducing associated risks.
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Mouth Condoms Explained: Can They Help Prevent HPV And Oral Cancer?
Mouth and tongue condoms, also known as dental dams, are barrier tools that can reduce the risk of HPV and other infections during oral contact. Here's how they work, their benefits, and why experts say they matter for oral health.
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Addicted To Supari? Study Says Betel Nut Raises Heart, Cancer And Metabolic Risks
A new review links betel nut (supari) addiction to serious health risks including heart disease, cancer and metabolic syndrome.
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62% Mouth Cancer Cases In India Caused By Alcohol, Smokeless Tobacco Use: Study
More than six out of 10 people in India are suffering from mouth (buccal mucosa) cancer due to frequent consumption of alcohol, with locally brewed drinks associated with the greatest risk.
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Nutritionist Shares 4 Simple Foods That Fix Bad Breath Naturally
If your breath still smells even after brushing, the real issue might be deeper in your digestive system.
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Dipika Kakar Reveals Struggles With Severe Hair Fall, Thyroid Issues, And Mouth Ulcers Amid Cancer Treatment
Dipika revealed that her thyroid levels have spiked as a side effect of her targeted therapy
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Understanding How Nutrition Supports Pancreatic Cancer Patients
Chemotherapy, while essential for treatment, often presents additional nutritional challenges. Many patients develop taste alterations, nausea, and mouth sores.
-
Alcohol-Related Cancers A Growing Concern In India, Say Experts
The most common cancers linked to alcohol are of mouth, throat, foodpipe, stomach, colon, rectum, and pancreas. It also causes cancers of the breast in women and prostate in males.
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Struggling With Bad Breath? Try These Herbal Remedies For Relief
Here we share a list of herbal remedies you can try to reduce bad breath.
-
Do You Have Bad Breath Even After Brushing? Here's Why & What To Do
Here are some common causes behind persistent bad breath and tips to help reduce it.
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Effects Of Tobacco On Mouth, Gums And Oral Health
Quitting tobacco is a vital step towards improving oral health and reducing associated risks.
