Lung cancer
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healthWHO: Cancer Cases Could Nearly Double by 2050 Without Urgent Action
A new WHO report warns cancer cases may nearly double by 2050, highlighting stark global inequalities in survival rates and access to care.
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healthReview: Vaping Likely Carcinogenic, Linked to DNA Damage and Lung Cancer
A qualitative risk assessment concludes e-cigarettes likely cause cancer, with animal studies showing lung tumors and human biomarkers of DNA damage and inflammation, prompting calls for precaution.
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healthUnderstanding COPD: Key Insights for Women
Explore critical insights about chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) specifically impacting women, including symptoms, risk factors, and effective treatments.
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healthAccelerated Biological Aging Linked to Rising Early-Onset Cancer Risk
Recent studies link accelerated biological aging with increased risk of early-onset cancers, highlighting generational shifts in cancer susceptibility.
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healthHigher BMI Tied to Narrower Sex Survival Gap in Lung Cancer
A large European study suggests higher BMI may reduce sex-based survival differences in lung cancer, especially in squamous cell carcinoma.
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healthNon-Smoker's Stage 1 Lung Cancer Found Early Thanks to Full-Body MRI
A 43-year-old asymptomatic runner was diagnosed with early-stage lung cancer after a routine MRI, highlighting the need for early screening.
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healthMajor UK Study Reveals Stark Accuracy Differences in Lung Cancer AI Tools
A UK study comparing seven commercial AI systems for lung cancer detection on chest X-rays found huge performance gaps, raising concerns about clinical adoption.
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healthEven Without Symptoms, This Runner Discovered Stage 1 Lung Cancer
A nonsmoking, active mother of four shares how a routine scan, prompted by her husband, caught early-stage lung cancer before symptoms appeared.