IJHS-12486+1797–1804

Sep 2, 2026

Study data summarize population characteristics and risk habits, including age groups, sex distribution, occupation categories, and exposures such as betel nut chewing and smoking/alcohol. Results report frequencies by overall groups and highlight differences across betel nut, sharp tooth findings, and smoking/alcohol status using p-values. Additional oral site distribution values are provided for buccal mucosa, tongue, alveolus, and floor of the mouth, alongside tumor differentiation categories (well-, moderately-, and poorly differentiated) to support association analysis.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryResearch & Report

FormatPDF

Pages8

Reading Time20 min

AccessFree to download

Characteristics and Frequencies

Age and Sex

Occupation and Risk Habits

Oral Site Distribution

Differentiation Categories

Association Analysis by Groups

Betel Nut vs Sharp Tooth vs Smoking/Alcohol

P-Values

FAQs

What key characteristics are summarized in the study table?

Age groups, sex distribution, and occupation categories are reported, along with risk habits such as betel nut chewing and smoking/alcohol.

Which risk habits are analyzed across subgroups?

Betel nut chewing and smoking/alcohol are compared, along with sharp tooth status, with corresponding group-wise counts and p-values.

How are oral locations and differentiation categories presented?

Oral site frequencies are listed for buccal mucosa, tongue, alveolus, and other locations, and tumor differentiation is grouped as well-, moderately-, and poorly differentiated.

Sep 2, 2026

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