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Levels of certain harmful chemicals were between 55 and 99 percent lower in the vapor produced by iQOS than in cigarette smoke

Bethesda, MD: National Cancer Institute, 1996

This includes a thorough examination of the mouth, lips, tongue, and surrounding areas for symptoms, including: Red or white patches Persistent sores or lumps Unexplained bleeding Sore throat or difficulty swallowing Changes in voice or speech Poorly fitting dentures or other teeth problems Discussing risk factors before cancer develops not only enables immediate intervention but also helps patients implement behavioral and lifestyle changes that promote oral health, potentially delaying an oral cancer diagnosis

By stopping smoking you can reduce the risk of any postoperative complications by 50% and wound problems by 70%