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. 2020 Nov 5;63(2):80–84. doi: 10.1111/idj.12017

Table 3.

Frequency and percentage of the students who responded positively to the selected tobacco variables

Selected tobacco variables n (%)
Students who are tobacco users 81 (30)
Students who are previous tobacco users 61 (22.6)
Students who assess patient’s previous tobacco history 192 (71.9)
Students who assess patient’s type and amount of tobacco use 173 (64)
Students who think cigarette smoking places person at higher risk for oral cancer than using chewing tobacco 205 (76)
Students who think chewing tobacco lesions generally resolve after discontinuing use 159 (59)