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Lung cancer rates are increasing among non-smokers. Here’s why

The Independent Health · 15 October 2026 at 07:27

Lung cancer rates are increasing among non-smokers. Here’s why

Many people think the average lung cancer patient is an older smoker.

But the face of lung cancer has changed

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Lung cancer rates are increasing among non-smokers. Here’s why

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