The History and Significance of Sacred Tobacco for American Indians Jennifer Greyber Nov 20, 2023 3 min read By Lu McCraw, NC Native Americans Commercial Tobacco Use Prevention & Treatment Coordinator, NCDHHS November is National American Indian Heritage Month , a time to honor the first people of North Carolina and other tribes nationwide
From a public health perspective, our findings highlight the importance of integrating oral microbiome monitoring into tobacco cessation programs, particularly for older adults who may be most vulnerable to microbiome-mediated health consequences
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There is growing evidence that exposure of pregnant women to EC may impair placental function and may result in fetal structural abnormalities
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