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Health. If You Are Diagnosed with Lung Cancer, Quitting Smoking Reduces the Risk of Death by 55%
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Patients who quit smoking after a cancer diagnosis had "a progression-free survival period of about two years" higher than those who remained smokers, according to a report.
A scientific synthesis shows that patients who quit smoking after a diagnosis of cancer reduce their risk of death or death by up to 55 %.The risk of cancer can significantly increase the chances of survival.It appeared first on Le Singulier.
Stop smoking after seeing lung cancer diagnosed, reduces the risk of death and cancer progression to 55% and this stoppage is beneficial including at an advanced stage of the disease and for large smokers, shows a study.
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