Man Battles tongue Cancer After Persistent Canker sores Table of Contents Man Battles tongue Cancer After Persistent Canker sores Understanding Tongue Cancer: Symptoms, Types, and Early Detection interview: Dr. Smith on tongue Cancer – Early Detection and Treatment In a startling turn of events, a 33-year-old man from Solo, Indonesia, has been diagnosed with tongue … Read more
Recent research has unveiled a significant connection between smoking intensity and the increased occurrence of genetic mutations in myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS), a group of blood disorders that can lead to leukemia. This groundbreaking study,published in the Journal of Hematology & Oncology,sheds light on the detrimental effects of smoking on genetic health,particularly in the context of … Read more
Former Vorskla Poltava midfielder Ivan Krivosheenko responded to the resonant statement of Shakhtar Donetsk midfielder Georgiy Sudakov, who said that in 15 minutes of communication with the team’s new head coach Marino Pusic, he learned more than in 3 months of working with the previous coach Patrick van Leeuwen . Ivan Krivosheenko “Now I’m a … Read more
Italy defender Federico Dimarco commented on the 1:1 draw with North Macedonia in the qualification for Euro 2024: Federico Dimarco “After our goal we stopped playing. And when you stop playing at this level, then the opponent only needs a couple of opportunities so that then you have to start everything from the very beginning. … Read more
Addiction affects not only the smoker himself, but also the people around him. Therefore, there is a set of rules where you can and where you can not smoke in Kazakhstan. Tengri Life talks about them together with lawyer Nadezhda Geldt. According to the author of the Right to Know Telegram channel, it is initially … Read more
JawaPos.com A smoker is at risk for a number of diseases, one of which is lung cancer. However, non-smokers or passive smokers can also get lung cancer. Although smoking remains an important risk factor for lung cancer, young patients, particularly women with lung cancer, are more likely to have never smoked in Asian populations than … Read more
Jakarta – A new study by Ohio State University researchers recently revealed that smokers are more likely to experience cognitive decline than non-smokers. The study, published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, aims to expand on previous research linking tobacco use to Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia. The researchers initially looked at the … Read more