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What is a Safe Alternative to Chewing Tobacco
American journal of public health
This is followed by acute chest pain, shortness of breath, diarrhoea, fatigue, fever, abdominal pain and other symptoms
Many well-recognized oral lesions are white, ranging from developmental lesions such as white sponge nevus, to infections such as candidiasis, to immune-mediated disorders such as lichen planus (LP) and to frictional keratoses such as morsicatio mucosae oris (Table 76-3)
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