Smolders: The initial changes that lead to cancer begin years, maybe decades, before it appears, as evidenced by the fact that the longer a person has smoked, the greater the risk. It becomes visible to the skilled eye eventually, and when it first appears is usually curable if picked up fast. Good lcuk.
Answered 4/17/2018
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Used to be "throat": That is base of tongue, tonsils, oropharynx, structures above true cords, were cumulative risk of heavy smoking. Today, the viral hpv pair var. 16, 18 have taken over as # 1 cause. Hpv infects easily, but causes cancer infrequently.
Answered 8/30/2016
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