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The latter, in contrast, exhibited higher abundance of common oral commensals and predicted sugar degradation pathways. Lastly, levels of DNA damage in the oral cavity were correlated with the microbiome profiles above. Oral microbiome traits differ in smokers with and without HNSCC, potentially informing the risk of eventual HNSCC and shedding light into possible microbially-mediated mechanisms of disease. These findings present data which may be useful in screening efforts for HNSCC among smokers who are unable to quit. Copyright ©20
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