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Oral anaerobe bacteria—a common risk for cardiovascular disease and mortality and some forms of cancer?

24 Apr 2024

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This review explores the results of research on oral health concerning cardiovascular diseases and some forms of cancer and is based on results from published systematic reviews and some studies. The research results will have a strong focus on exploring the relationship between different aspects of oral infections. The relationship between oral health parameters, cardiovascular diseases (CVD), and certain...

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PMID: 38774039
DOI: 10.3389/froh.2024.1348946

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