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Research demonstrates high H. pylori infection prevalence in asymptomatic tobacco consumers, suggesting public health action is needed.
This study demonstrates a high prevalence of H. pylori infection among asymptomatic tobacco users in Pakistan. Key modifiable risk factors, including prolonged tobacco use and environmental exposures, highlight the need for integrated public health interventions focusing on tobacco cessation, sanitation improvement, and targeted screening.
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