Use of the<unk>  pot is the principal cause of<unk> . The pot holds hot wood and charcoal, and is put in direct contact with the skin of the abdomen and the thigh areas as a way to keep warm during winter in northern India. Elements that are believed to contribute to the development of<unk>  are heat, burning wood particles, smoke, soot, and tar of burnt chinar leaves. In one study, researchers found that<unk>  patients had a history of using a<unk>  for 5-6 hours a day, 3-4 months a year.
Kangri cancer
Kang cancer
Sari cancer
Mule spinners' cancer
Clyde cancer cluster
Peat fire cancer
Appendix cancer
Duodenal cancer