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Proponents felt that, with careful crafting of the initiative, it would be possible to build public support for the tax
Oral mucosal lesions (OMLs) and oral mucosal illnesses are caused by a variety of etiological factors, including infections, systemic disorders, drugs, and risk factors such as cigarette, betel nut, and alcohol use
2.5 Carcinogenic health risk Carcinogenic risk (CR) was assessed for metals classified as human carcinogens by the USEPA and WHO, using the formula: where EDI is the estimated daily intake and CSF is the cancer slope factor, expressed as (mg/kg/day)