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3.1 The unique burden of oral cancer in south Asia: smokeless tobacco South and Southeast Asia, which report the highest incidence and mortality rates for this disease, represent some of the strongest examples of how cultural practices and product types shape oral cancer risk (25)

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While 3.1 percent of non-rural youth (ages 11-17) use smokeless tobacco, 7.4 percent of rural youth use the products (a 138.7 percent increase)

This article outlines why smoking reduces a persons energy and its effects on other parts of the body

Smoked tobacco products include beedis, cigarettes, cigars, chillum, hookah, chute or reverse chutta smoking