Quitting Smoking May Halve Risk of Oral Health Problems
Smokers four times more likely to develop oral conditions, such as mouth cancers, gum disease, study findsContinue Reading
Smokers four times more likely to develop oral conditions, such as mouth cancers, gum disease, study findsContinue Reading
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Problems lingered 10 months after the stroke, research findsContinue Reading
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