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Betel nut & tobacco chewing habits in Durban, Kwazulu Natal
Betel nut/quid chewing is a habit that is commonly practiced in the Indian subcontinent. This age-old social habit is still practiced by Indians in Durban, Kwazulu Natal (South Africa). The betel nut/quid is prepared in a variety of ways. The quid may be prepared with or without tobacco. This habit …
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Following Buai : the highlands betel nut trade, Papua New Guinea
… study of Papua New Guinea's thriving betel nut trade. It tells the story of the trade of betel nut into the highlands of Papua New Guinea (PNG), and examines the daily lives and interactions of the diverse collection of participants involved in the trade - the 'betel people' - and how …
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Following Buai : the highlands betel nut trade, Papua New Guinea
… study of Papua New Guinea's thriving betel nut trade. It tells the story of the trade of betel nut into the highlands of Papua New Guinea (PNG), and examines the daily lives and interactions of the diverse collection of participants involved in the trade - the 'betel people' - and how …
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Talking Story About Quitting Pugua - An Exploratory Study on Self-Driven Cessation of Betel Nut (Pugua) Chewing on Saipan
… six hundred million people across the globe chew betel nut (areca nut). Additionally, betel nut chewing has strong cultural ties in the Pacific Islands and South and East Asia. Many believe it offers positive benefits like stimulating alertness, relaxation, and a way to manage stress. However, …
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[Part One] Efficacy and Safety of Artemether-lumefantrine to Treat Uncomplicated Plasmodium falciparum After a Decade of Its Use as First-Line Antimalarial Treatment in Namibia; [Part Two] Characterization of Oral Cavity Lesions Within Betel Nut Users in Remote Pacific Islands
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