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Woman covering her face during haze pollution in Malaysia, illustrating health concerns about lung cancer risk from prolonged exposure to PM2.5 air pollution.

Does Haze Cause Lung Cancer in Malaysia? What the Science Actually Says

Editorial Team Sep 15, 2026
Man wearing a tie while smoking a cigarette, representing increased lung cancer risk linked to COVID-19 among smokers

COVID‑19 is Linked to Small Increase in Lung Cancer Risk, Particularly Among Smokers

Editorial Team May 2, 2026
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News Headlines: “Eating More Fruits and Vegetables Could Put You at Risk of Lung Cancer” — Myth…

Editorial Team Apr 21, 2026
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About 40% of Cancer Cases Worldwide Could Be Avoided by Modifying These Risk Factors

Editorial Team Mar 5, 2026
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Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to 41% Increase in Lung Cancer Risk

Editorial Team Aug 15, 2025
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Revolutionary Magnetic Tentacle Robots: Transforming Lung Cancer Detection and Treatment

Editorial Team Jan 22, 2025
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