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'Oral Cancer: What African-American Men Need to Know' Public Service Announcements from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research
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IF YOU'RE AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN MAN, YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ORAL CANCER. ORAL CANCER IS MORE COMMON IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN MEN THAN IN ANY OTHER GROUP IN THE U-S. IF YOU HAVE A SORE OR LUMP IN YOUR MOUTH THAT DOESN'T GO AWAY AFTER TWO WEEKS, SEE A DOCTOR OR A DENTIST. MOST OFTEN, THESE SYMPTOMS DON'T MEAN CANCER. BUT, IT'S IMPORTANT TO GET THEM CHECKED. IF YOU DO HAVE ORAL CANCER, IT CAN BE TREATED MORE SUCCESSFULLY IF IT'S CAUGHT EARLY. A MESSAGE FROM THE U-S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES--NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH.
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