Oral cancer risk factors include tobacco use, excessive alcohol, HPV infection (especially HPV-16), chronic oral irritation, ...

KCU Dental in Joplin stresses the importance of regular dental checkups for maintaining your overall health. Dr. Dennis ...

While smoking and use of tobacco do aggravate oral cancer, experts believe they are not the only cause. Also known as mouth ...

HPV can lie dormant in the body for years before producing symptoms, so people may not know they are even at risk of oral, head, and neck cancers. Screening tests are used to find cancer before a ...

The development of the new broad-spectrum predictive algorithms 'marks the first time oral cancer has been included' in ...

Franklin D Roosevelt wasn’t diagnosed with cancer publically, but a lesion above his eye has led historians to suspect ...

According to a 2021 study published by the Cancer Society, African Americans have a higher risk of developing oral cancer and a higher likelihood of dying from it compared to white Americans.