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Betel quid chewing as an environmental risk factor for breast cancer.

Mutation research - 21 Dec 2010

Kaushal Mishi, Mishra Ashwani K, Raju B S, Ihsan Rakhshan, Chakraborty Anurupa, Sharma Jaganath, Zomawia Eric, Verma Yogesh, Kataki Amal, Kapur Sujala, Saxena Sunita

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Northeast region of India shows high incidence of tobacco-related cancer with widespread consumption of betel quid and tobacco in different forms. There is an increasing incidence of breast cancer and eminent use of tobacco in females in this region. Thus, we analysed the role of tobacco exposure...

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PMID: 20728566
DOI: 10.1016/j.mrgentox.2010.08.011

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