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There's a Growing Number of Lung Cancer Cases From People Who’ve Never Smoked
Air pollution might be playing an increasing role in causing the disease.
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Why you shouldn’t ignore your lung health
Millions are affected by lung conditions, often unaware of risks. Asthma + Lung UK's Andy Whittamore shares tips for ...
The surprising way scientists say smokers can ease nicotine withdrawal
Now, scientists in Korea have discovered that the Parkinson’s disease drug procyclidine can alleviate physical symptoms of ...
Why is there an increase in lung cancer among women who have never smoked?
Lung cancer cases are increasing in people who have never smoked, especially in women, a new study by the World Health ...
Radon number one cause of lung cancer among non-smokers; learn how to test your home
Alabama's free radon test kits have proven to be a hot commodity, with 1,400 requests in a single day, leading to a temporary ...
Impact of high AQI on lungs: Lung cancer on the rise among ‘never smokers’; 3 things to do according to doctor
Lung cancer in people who've never smoked is a growing concern, and it's alarming to see it become the fifth leading cause of ...
Why lung cancer is no longer just a smoker’s disease: Here's all you need to know
Lung cancer cases among non-smokers are rising, driven by factors like air pollution, second-hand smoke, and genetic ...
Rolling Out3d
The silent threat of lung cancer you can’t ignore
Lung cancer claims thousands of lives annually Learn the risks warning signs and steps you can take to protect yourself and your loved ones.
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Lung cancer on the rise among ‘never smokers’ – 9 signs to spot the ‘silent killer’
Adenocarcinoma makes up as much as 70 per cent of lung cancer cases among never-smokers, according to the IARC. In 2022, about 200,000 cases of adenocarcinoma were linked to air pollution ...
Medscape6d
Lung Cancer Screening Is the Push Smokers Need to Quit
A recent study found that structured cessation programs improve quit rates among lung cancer screening participants. How can physicians leverage this?