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Current thinking about the effects of e-cigarettes on oral cancer risk
In the last decade there has been a significant increase in the appeal and popularity of e-cigarettes. Recent national news headlines outline that one million smokers will be given a free va** starter kit to...
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Slow to heal or slow to diagnose cancer?
There are around 8,500 new cases of oral squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) diagnosed in the UK each year and the incidence appears to be increasing. Although surgical and non-surgical treatment options have improv...
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Patients' perception of using a smartphone light source in the clinical environment
Introduction A satisfactory light source is of paramount importance during an oral head and neck examination. It has become common practice for the light source on a smartphone to be used during inpatient intra-...