Introduction: Oral squamous cell carcinoma encompasses at least 90% of all oral
malignancies. It is sixth most common malignancy and the major cause of cancer morbidity …

Introduction: Tobacco, a chemical carcinogen, has genotoxic effects on buccal mucosal
cells. The present study is performed to evaluate all cytological features in exfoliated buccal …

Results: MN higher in tobacco users. The values obtained for the MN count in tobacco
chewers using these stains were statistically significant (P< 0.05). The values obtained for …

Abstract Background &amp; Objective: Relationship between cotinine and oral cancer is still
an unexplored area. Limited availability of studies embarks to investigate its importance in …

Background: Oral cancer is one of the most debilitating diseases afflicting mankind.
Consumption of tobacco in various forms constitutes one of the most important etiological …

Aims: The aim of this study was to analyze the tobacco-related genotoxic effects in individual
with habit of smoking and chewing tobacco. Materials and Methods: The present study …

Abstract Aim: Smoking and Hookah is widespread in Western countries and in the United
States. The goal of this study was to compare the genotoxic/mutagenic effects of cigarettes …

Background: Tobacco usage in the smoked and smokeless forms has reached epidemic
proportions in the Asian sub-continent often leading to oral cancer which is the sixth most …

Background: Oral cancer is one of the tenth most common cancers in the world and
constitutes the third most important group of malignancies in India. Majority of these cancers …

Background: Tobacco chewing is attributed to oral cancer. Prediction of cancer development
by genotoxicity analysis is a major challenge to identify tobacco users at greater risk …