Impact of oral potentially malignant disorder subtypes on all-cause and cause-specific mortality in males.

Amy Ming-Fang YenSen-Te WangBou-Yue PengYa-Chung ChengPallop SiewchaisakulChen-Yang HsuSam Li-Sheng Chen

Published in: Oral diseases (2019)

Oral potentially malignant disorder, particularly OSF and erythroplakia, in male cigarette smokers and/or areca nut chewers led to an incremental elevated risk of T2DM mortality in the way of being distal to the occurrence of T2DM, implying that early detection and prevention of OPMD may not only reduce oral cancer mortality but also result in the reduction of T2DM mortality.

Keyphrases

cardiovascular events
risk factors
smoking cessation
risk assessment
cardiovascular disease
coronary artery disease
glycemic control
metabolic syndrome
adipose tissue
skeletal muscle
insulin resistance