Lung Cancer Deaths Rise in Men Says American Cancer Society
The American Cancer Society reports a 500 percent rise in men dying from lung cancer over 20 years, but cites no proven cause. It notes smoking as a potential factor but says evidence is not strong enough to convict. air pollution is also considered. The society highlights a large study of 204,000 men to assess smoking relation, urges periodic checkups to catch cancer early, and details funding and fundraising plans.
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