Gum Disease, Pancreatic Cancer May Be Linked

Scientists have new evidence that gum disease may be linked to more serious health problems, in this case pancreatic cancer.

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Dominique Michaud

National Cancer Institute

Boston

Harvard School of Public Health

Gingivitis

Dental and Gum Disease

Dental and Oral Health

Health and Fitness

Cancer

Pancreatic Cancer

Medicine

Diet and Nutrition

Weight Loss

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