Conclusion: Pediatric SAFS was associated with more oral steroid therapy and higher IL-33 levels.

They found those who had six or more oral sex partners had a high risk of the cancer.

Some have found more oral bacteria in the arteries of people with healthy gums than in those with severe gum disease.

Those studies were largely conducted in places with more oral cancers than the U.S., such as India and Taiwan, the Task Force noted.

So the more sex partners one has, along with having more oral sex, the higher the risk of getting HPV, and therefore cancer.

Background: In previous studies, female monkeys self-administered more oral phencyclidine (PCP) than males, and PCP intake differed by phase of menstrual cycle.

Patients included in the study had one or more oral chemotherapy orders during the pre-Beacon period, the post-Beacon period, or both pre- and post-Beacon.