Research has consistently shown that poor oral health is associated with higher risks of both cancer incidence and mortality.
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The following article Risk of cancer-causing infection may be raised by two toothbrush habits - study warning is courtesy of Daily Express :: Health Feed
Research has consistently shown that poor oral health is associated with higher risks of both cancer incidence and mortality.
Research has consistently shown that poor oral health is associated with higher risks of both cancer incidence and mortality.
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