Up to 1 in 5 Lung Cancer Patients Are Nonsmokers, Study Reveals
A global review shows 15–20% of lung cancer cases occur in nonsmokers, highlighting new risk factors and treatment insights.
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Air Pollution Tied to Lung Cancer Mutations in Nonsmokers
A new NIH-led Nature study links fine particulate air pollution to key mutations in lung tumors of nonsmokers, highlighting the need for stronger environmental protections.
Global Lung Cancer: A Decade of Challenges & Hope
Lung cancer remains the deadliest cancer globally for a decade, but early detection and prevention efforts offer hope.
Rise in Female Lung Cancer in China Sparks Urgent Call for Awareness
China is witnessing a rise in female lung cancer cases, prompting experts to emphasize the importance of public awareness and early prevention measures.
Early Detection: Key to Saving Lives from Lung Cancer
Doctor Zhi Xiuyi underscores the importance of early detection in lung cancer, highlighting innovative technologies like AI and liquid biopsies that enhance screening and treatment.
AI Boosts Lung Cancer Detection in China, Experts Say
AI technology is transforming lung cancer screening in China, enabling doctors to focus on advanced tasks and improving early detection.