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There's a Growing Number of Lung Cancer Cases From People Who’ve Never Smoked

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Air pollution might be playing an increasing role in causing the disease.

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Air pollution: Lung cancer patients who have never smoked tobacco rise globally

People who have never had a cigarette are being diagnosed with lung cancer and their proportion is increasing with air pollution an “important factor”, the World Health Organization’s cancer agency said, the Guardian reported. Such cases are now estimated to be the fifth-highest cause of cancer deaths worldwide, according to the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC). Lung cancer in never-smokers is also occurring almost exclusively …

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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.

28 days ago·Jupiter, United States

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Discover Magazine broke the news in Jupiter, United States 28 days ago on Thursday, February 13, 2025.

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