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These trends highlight an urgent need to better integrate chewing tobacco-related considerations into existing and new tobacco control measures
Chewing tobacco is most commonly connected with cancers in the oral cavity, which includes the lips, floor of the mouth, area between the cheek and gums, the roof of the mouth, and the tongue, says Guilherme Rabinowits, MD, a medical oncologist in Dana-Farbers Head and Neck Oncology Program
Bossaller L, Burger JA , Draeger R, Grimbacher B, Knoth R, Plebani A, Durandy A, Baumann U, Schlesier M, Welcher AA, Peter HH, Warnatz K
They provide a satisfying texture or flavor, which can help with your oral fixation needs and help you stop reaching for a tobacco product