Oral Cancer News

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Teresa Callerya s mouth cancer was caught in time. Now she is urging others to be vigilant against the disease.

INTRODUCTION The presidential year is a time for reflection on our purpose as an organization and consideration of where we should place our efforts for the future.

Green tea lovers like to grab a steaming hot cup of the stuff because it tastes so good in their mouth; now, they can grab it because it's so good for their mouth.

The staff and students at the University of Michigan School of Dentistry is providing free oral health care services to Detroit area residents Saturday, November 14.

If in doubt, check it out - that's the message from NHS Beds during National Mouth Cancer Month.

THIS week, a campaign is taking place to raise awareness of a disease with a higher proportion of deaths per number of cases than breast and cervical cancer - mouth cancer.

Public health experts at NHS Leicestershire County and Rutland are urging people to get themselves checked for mouth cancer as part of a national campaign launched this week.

A CHARITY which helps people affected by head and neck cancer has funded a specialist nurse.

FREE checks for oral cancer are being offered by the Islanda s NHS Oral Health Promotion Team as part of Mouth Cancer Action Week.

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NOBODY likes a trip to the dentist - but for thousands of people every year, grinning and bearing it can be the difference between life and death.

One day in medical clinics, the big picture of a patient's state of health may be found in little pictures from the mouth, says Li Mao, MD, a new professor at the University of Maryland Dental School.

The chemical acrylamide, which is classified as a probable cancer-causing agent, does not appear to increase overall risk for mouth, throat, voice box, or thyroid cancers, with one possible exception, study findings hint.

A DENTAL practice is offering more than the usual scale and polish after launching free oral cancer screenings.

New Delhi, Nov. 11: The ban on public smoking is likely to have only a limited impact in the country on tobacco-related cancers which are primarily driven by tobacco chewing, a senior oncologist has said.

A new U.S. study has shown that green tea may help reduce the risk of oral cancer, although scientists are reluctant to officially endorse green tea as an effective way of cancer prevention.

A CAMPAIGN has been launched by NHS Buckinghamshire and the Oral Health Promotion Team to raise awareness about mouth cancer.

Edmonton dentist Harbuksh Sekhon uses a VELscope to check a patient for oral cancer.

Funkstown-area residents Joyce Artz and Kim Artz have been attending the American Cancer Society's Grand Sunday Brunch for years, long before either became a cancer survivor.