Here are five key points highlighting why chewing tobacco poses greater risks compared to smoking: Oral hygiene issues: Chewing tobacco can lead to severe oral health problems, including gum disease, tooth decay, and bad breath
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Use by race/ethnicity was highest among American Indian/Alaska Natives (29.8%), with the Midwest putting up the highest prevalence by region at 23.5%, they said
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