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New Research Links Ancient Tooth Grooves to Habitual Betel Nut Use

New Research Links Ancient Tooth Grooves to Habitual Betel Nut Use

New research on ancient human remains suggests habitual betel nut usage may be responsible for strange grooves found in teeth, a practice popular in parts of Asia.

SignalNewsAI · 44 minutes ago
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