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Clinical and Pathophysiological Significance of Trace Elements in Oral Potentially Malignant Disorders and Oral Cancer: A 20-Year Narrative Review for Evidence-Based Public Health Intervention.
Hannah Haneef, Ravikiran Ongole, Joanna Baptist, Sara J Ommen, Prasanna Mithra
International journal of dentistryJan 1, 2026PMID 42688796doi:10.1155/ijod/3886827 PMC13536907Journal ArticleReviewpubmedProvenance
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Our body is made up of many elements and compounds that work together to keep us healthy. Among them are trace elements, which are needed only in tiny amounts but play a very large role in protecting our cells from damage. When these trace elements are too low or too high, they can disturb the…
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