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Additional search The results list is complemented by an expert survey among members of the WFPHA Oral Health, Tobacco Control, and Women, Adolescent, and Childrens Workgroup to identify any significant maternal oral health and tobacco control frameworks, guidelines, recommendations, or strategies

Causes of Salivary Gland Cancer The exact causes of salivary gland cancer are still not fully understood, but several risk factors have been identified: Exposure to radiation (medical treatments or environmental) Older age Family history of salivary gland or other head and neck cancers Long-term exposure to chemicals or dust in workplaces Smoking (especially linked to some rare types) Although these factors can increase the risk, some people with salivary gland cancer have no known risk factors

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