ON ORAL CANCER
The paper analyzes a rise in the incidence of oral cancer in the Rostov Region since the 1990s. The study has indicated that this rise is associated with regional population growth due to the forced migrants after the collapse of the USSR. Financial problems, unbalanced nutrition, poor oral hygiene,...
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doaj-1ca8d77ae0a447ecb7a888ee285532132021-07-29T08:14:10ZrusABV-pressOpuholi Golovy i Šei2222-14682411-46342015-04-0104596210.17650/2222-1468-2012-0-4-59-62135ON ORAL CANCERP. V. Svetitsky0Rostov Cancer Research Institute, Ministry of Health of Russia, Rostov-on-DonThe paper analyzes a rise in the incidence of oral cancer in the Rostov Region since the 1990s. The study has indicated that this rise is associated with regional population growth due to the forced migrants after the collapse of the USSR. Financial problems, unbalanced nutrition, poor oral hygiene, and depression in this group of patients have contributed to the higher incidence of precancers and cancers.https://ogsh.abvpress.ru/jour/article/view/135oral cancermorbidityforced migration |
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The paper analyzes a rise in the incidence of oral cancer in the Rostov Region since the 1990s. The study has indicated that this rise is associated with regional population growth due to the forced migrants after the collapse of the USSR. Financial problems, unbalanced nutrition, poor oral hygiene, and depression in this group of patients have contributed to the higher incidence of precancers and cancers. |
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oral cancer morbidity forced migration |
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