Oral Cancer: Tobacco And Vaping Are Putting More Young People At Risk, Know The Early Warning Signs

Summary

Oral cancer cases are rising rapidly, particularly among young people who smoke, chew tobacco, or vape, with symptoms often appearing inside the mouth but being frequently ignored. Any mouth sore or ulcer that does not heal within two weeks should not be ignored, as it could be an early sign of oral cancer. Prompt medical advice can significantly improve treatment outcomes, with patients diagnosed in the initial stages having a high survival rate of nearly 80 to 90 percent.