Did you know that lung cancer risks can impact non-smokers?
Most of the advice you hear about preventing lung cancer, although well-meaning, is often linked just to smoking. But what if you’ve never smoked? Being a non-smoker doesn’t automatically clear you from the risk of lung cancer.
Tobacco usage is one of the many factors that can lead to the disease. But the truth is that nearly 20 percent of people who die from lung cancer in the U.S. annually don’t smoke or use any form of tobacco, according to the American Cancer Society.
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