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DVIDS News Chew On This Oral Cancer a Continual Concern due to Smokeless Tobacco Usage Smokeless Tobacco Education & Information CASAA Through With Chew Week, February 15th to 21st, is dedicated to educating Hamilton County residents about the dangers of smokeless tobacco, or chew. Smokeless tobacco is not a safe substitute for cigarettes #DYK? Smokeless tobacco products cause cancer of the mouth, esophagus, and pancreas. They can also cause problems in the mouth, like gum disease or tooth decay. CDC Tobacco Free Facebook Tobacco and Cancer Cancer CDC
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