1. Minimize exposure to secondhand smoke: Women should avoid areas where smoking is allowed and ask others not to smoke around them.
2. Ensure proper kitchen ventilation: Long-term exposure to cooking fumes can increase lung cancer risk. Use range hoods and avoid cooking methods that produce excessive smoke.
3. Undergo regular screening if at high risk: Women aged 50-74 with a history of smoking, secondhand smoke exposure, lung diseases, occupational exposure, or family history of tumors should undergo regular low-dose CT screening for lung cancer.
4. Maintain a healthy mindset: Managing stress and maintaining a positive mindset is crucial. Excessive stress can lead to respiratory problems and fatigue, increasing the risk of lung cancer.
