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Alcohol use contributes to six in ten mouth cancer cases in India, a BMJ Global Health study finds, with no safe drinking level identified and higher risks from local brews.

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Six out of 10 people in India are suffering from mouth cancer due to frequent consumption of alcohol, along with chewing of smokeless tobacco product ...