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World Lung Cancer Day has reignited serious concerns about how the city’s hazardous air quality is fueling a surge in lung cancer cases, particularly among non-smokers. Once considered primarily a smoker’s disease, lung cancer is now increasingly affecting younger people and women with no history of tobacco use. Experts attribute this alarming trend to prolonged exposure to toxic air pollutants, …
Read More »Delhi’s toxic air quality fuels lung cancer surge; experts warn of rising cases among non-smokers; know the 5 common causes beyond smoking | – Times of India
