Mouth cancer
Mouth cancer can develop in any part of the mouth including the tongue, gums, tonsils, lining of the mouth, lips and upper part of the throat. Over 5,300 new cases of mouth cancer are diagnosed in the UK every year
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Mouth cancer is a sub-category of Head and neck cancer
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Browse news and press releases about Mouth cancer
- Alarming rise in oral cancer rates among forty-somethings
- Alcohol is linked to rise in mouth cancer cases but few are of danger
- Betel-nut chewers with faulty gene have higher risk of mouth cancer
- Cancer Research UK to run new mouth cancer campaign
- Drinking culture blamed for 'appalling' rise in alcohol-related cancers
- Heavy drinkers risking mouth cancer
- Scientists find two routes to mouth cancer
- Sunburn, smoking, alcohol and obesity fuelling rising cancer rates
- Alcohol cancer risks "underestimated" say researchers
- Bangladeshis unaware of mouth cancer risk - Cancer Research UK
- Cancer Research UK plays down 'inconsistent' evidence for mouthwash cancer link
- Cancer Research UK welcomes study into RNA test for mouth cancer
- GPs offered free course on mouth cancer
- IARC finds more cancers linked to tobacco and alcohol
- Smoking triggers saliva's switch from hero to villain
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