Betel nuts: China bans advertising for cancerous snack popular across south Asia Between 2009 and 2015, oral cancer cases were 30% higher in Hunan province Bookmark CommentsGo to comments China has cracked down on betel nuts, a cancer-causing, popular and addictive snack consumed across Asia for their stimulating properties
Andrew Harnik/AP Clinton and Colum Eastwood, then-leader of Northern Irelands Social Democratic and Labour Party, left, enjoy pints of Guinness in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, during the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement in 2023
The Role of Smokeless Tobacco in Oral Health Some people believe that smokeless tobacco is a safer alternative to smoking, but this is a dangerous misconception
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