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NIDCR Home > Oral Health > Topics > Oral Cancer > Oral Cancer: What African American Men Need to Know

Are You At Risk for Oral Cancer? What African American Men Need to Know

Oral Cancer What African American men need to know. African American men have the highest risk of developing oral cancer compared to any other group in the U.S. population. Ask your doctor or dentist for an oral cancer exam. It's quick, painless, and it could save your life. To order a free brochure about African American men and oral cancer, go to http://www.nidcr.nih.gov or http://www.cancer.gov

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See other items in the "Oral Cancer: What African American Men Need to Know" campaign

Print Materials:

Brochure: Are You at Risk for Oral Cancer? What African American Men Need to Know
This brochure alerts African American men to their risk for oral cancer, lists the signs and symptoms, and discusses the importance of early detection.

Fact Sheet: Oral Cancer Causes and Symptoms & The Oral Cancer Exam
This fact sheet contains additional information about oral cancer plus an extensive list of references to the medical literature.

Oral Cancer Exam Card
A companion to the brochure, this card describes the steps of an oral cancer examination.

Multimedia:

Video: Are You at Risk for Oral Cancer? What African American Men Need to Know (3:10)

Audio: Oral Cancer Public Service Announcements

Widgets: African American Men and Oral Cancer