Wednesday 19 Jun 2013

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Morning cigarette ‘doubles mouth cancer risk’

People who reach for a morning cigarette are doubling their risk of developing lung and mouth cancer. That’s according to new research that suggests people who smoke within five minutes of waking up are more at risk from the harmful …

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Smokers more prone to tooth loss post menopause

Post-menopausal women who have smoked are at much higher risk of losing their teeth than women who never smoked. That's according to a new study published and featured on

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First shock smoking ads in eight years

Smokers are being told that just 15 cigarettes cause a mutation that can lead to cancerous tumours in a return to hard-hitting health campaigns, the Department of Health

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Dento-legal expert Mike Clarke on why you need to keep evidence should a patient refuse to kick their habit Question I am a hygienist who has been asked to give

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Deaths from oral cancer set to rise by 22%

Dental health charity highlights the need for action on oral cancer killer The latest research from Cancer Research UK [4] has predicted a 17% fall overall by 2030 in

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Smokers encouraged to join ’Stoptober’

Stoptober, the first ever mass quit attempt for smokers has been launched bu the Department of Health. The National campaign calls for all smokers to quit for 28 days

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HPV pushes oral cancer cases past 6,000 a year

The number of oral cancer cases diagnosed each year in the UK has risen above 6,000 for the first time, new figures from Cancer Research UK show. A decade

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Consultation on tobacco plain packaging launched

A UK-wide consultation on whether tobacco should be sold in standardised, or plain packaging, has been launched today by health secretary Andrew Lansley. The consultation will ask individuals whether

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Excess alcohol impacts on oral health

Clinical research discovered people are three times more likely to suffer from severe gum disease if they are dependent on alcohol compared to an occasional drinker. A study, presented

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Know your patients’ lifestyle for better oral health care

Oral health experts are supporting government calls to ensure all health professionals take the opportunity to discuss a patient’s lifestyle. 'If the healthcare profession and particularly the dental profession