Mouthwash May Fight Coronavirus
Readily available dental mouthwashes have the potential to destroy the lipid envelope of coronaviruses, combating virus replication in the mouth and throat, according.
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Robot Dramatically Reduces Oral Cancer Surgery Time and Trauma
Tumors on the tongue and in the throat are hard to reach, typically requiring extensive and disfiguring surgery with prolonged rehabilitation. But da.
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Robot Dramatically Reduces Oral Cancer Surgery Time and Trauma
Tumors on the tongue and in the throat are hard to reach, typically requiring extensive and disfiguring surgery with prolonged rehabilitation. But da.
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Reduced Radiation Improves Outcomes for HPV-Positive Oropharynx Cancer Patients
Oropharynx cancers that test positive for the human papillomavirus (HPV) have been rising. After radiation treatment, these patients often experience severe, lifelong swallowing,.
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Reduced Radiation Improves Outcomes for HPV-Positive Oropharynx Cancer Patients
Oropharynx cancers that test positive for the human papillomavirus (HPV) have been rising. After radiation treatment, these patients often experience severe, lifelong swallowing,.
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HPV-Positive Cancer Patients Need Less Chemo And Radiation
Researchers at the University of North Carolina (UNC) Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center have found that HPV-positive (human papillomavirus) patients with oropharyngeal cancer of.
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Alcohol Consumption Increases Oral Cancer Risk for Men
Oral cancer risk in men goes up significantly as a result of alcohol consumption, according to a new study. The American Journal of.
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Coffee May Reduce Risk of Mouth, Throat Cancer
There may some health benefits to drinking a lot of coffee. A new study indicates that people who drink four cups of caffeinated.
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Raspberries May Aid Oral Cancer
Black raspberries and fenretinide could be the secrets to treating oral cancer. Researchers at the Ohio State University College of Dentistry recently made.
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Kissing May be Cause of Rise in Mouth Cancer Cases
Kissing could be the top cause in the increase of mouth cancer cases. Most people know about the risk factors for oral cancer.
