Your Teeth Might Reveal a Hidden Sign of Pancreatic Cancer Survival
A person’s teeth could offer an unexpected indicator of survival after pancreatic cancer surgery. Patients who had at least 21 natural teeth lived nearly two years longer on average than those with fewer teeth. Researchers believe oral health may reflect long-term exposure to inflammation, poor nutrition, frailty, and other health challenges. Researchers at Hiroshima University […]
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