What is the risk of an alcoholic developing oral squamous cell carcinoma over a non-alcoholic?
A) 10–15 times more likely
B) 20–30 times more likely
C) 40–50 times more likely
D) 60–70 times more likely
A
Explanation: A) It is 10–15 times more likely for a chronic alcoholic to develop oral squamous cell carcinoma.
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