"Why do I have lung cancer even though I don't smoke or drink?" Ms. Li, a 38-year-old non-smoker, was devastated by her diagnosis. She had been experiencing a persistent cough which had worsened over time. Seeking answers, she visited the hospital only to be told that she had advanced lung cancer.
Despite her healthy lifestyle, Ms. Li discovered that she was not alone – there are many non-smoking women who develop lung cancer. But how is this possible? In 2020, lung cancer accounted for 11.4% of all new cancer cases globally, with smoking being a major cause.
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