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The story highlights a significant rise in mouth cancer cases in the UK, up by over a third in the last decade, with no clear reason for this increase, especially in younger people. This trend is concerning to doctors, who are urging greater vigilance for early signs. While some risk factors are known, this unexplained rise suggests other contributing factors may be at play.
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