India also accounts for some of the highest rates of smokeless tobacco use and oral cancer in the world. However, India is among the countries with the lowest quit rate for smoking.

Every year, nearly 60,000 people in India die of lung cancer. On World Lung Cancer Day, it's time to take a closer look at the growing burden, the latest numbers, and what the future may hold.

New Delhi, July 27 (IANS) Tobacco and alcohol use is behind the increasing rate of head and neck cancers in India, said health experts here on World Head and Neck Cancer Day on Thursday.

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