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Indian smokeless tobacco items more likely to cause cancer

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Study finds carcinogenicity of smokeless tobacco varies by region Manufacturing practices and lack of regulation make smokeless tobacco (SLT) products manufactured in India more likely...
Woman chewing Pan tobacco cancer
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Ban smokeless tobacco sale, manufacture: ICMR cancer institute

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The report by NICPR and WHO FCTC secretariat wants ban on manufacture, sale and import of smokeless tobaccoAn institute under the Indian Council of...
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Noida clinic tries innovative approaches in cancer screening

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Health workers from the National Institute of Cancer Prevention and Research (NICPR) in Sector 39 go out to villages to talk them into cancer...
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Higher cancer rate among Indian women, genes may hold the clue

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A paper in Lancet Oncology by India's premier cancer research agency flags need for India specific biomarkersBucking a worldwide trend, Indian women bear the...
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