Background Oral cancer is common in men from developing countries, and is increased by
tobacco and alcohol use. We aimed to assess the effect of visual screening on oral cancer …

The blue‐green microalgae Spirulina, used in daily diets of natives in Africa and America,
have been found to be a rich natural source of proteins, carotenoids, and other …

OBJECTIVES: We studied oral cancer incidence and mortality and the impact of compliance
to repeat screening rounds during a 15-year follow-up in a cluster-randomized controlled …

Abstract Fishermen from Kerala (India) who chewed tobacco‐containing betel quids daily
(17.2±9.6 quids per day) and had well‐developed oral leukoplakias with elevated …

Activated Phosphoinositide 3-kinase δ syndrome (APDS) is a newly recognised primary
immunodeficiency disease. It has currently been a hot topic of clinical research and new …

The IARC monographs recently classified chewing betel quid without tobacco as a human
carcinogen. Several studies in Taiwan have reported that betel quid without tobacco may …

BACKGROUND Oral cancer satisfies the criteria for a suitable disease for screening, and
oral visual inspection is a suitable test for oral cancer screening. The efficacy of screening in …

Although chewing tobacco, smoking, and alcohol drinking have been suggested as risk
factors for oral cancer, no study has examined the relationship between those factors and …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate oral cancer screening by visual inspection. METHODS: A cluster
randomized controlled trial was initiated in Trivandrum district, Kerala, India. Of 13 …

Oral leukoplakia, oral submucous fibrosis and erythroplakia are 3 major types of oral
premalignant lesions. Multiple oral premalignant lesions may possibly develop due to field …