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Australia Says Plain Cigarette Packaging is Anti-Cancer and Not Anti-Trade
Australia has put on a defiant stand against complaints by Ukraine and Honduras made to the World Trade Organization over its decision to enforce plain cigarette packaging and said that it w...

TB Raises Lung Cancer Mortality Risk in Elderly
Elderly patients who have tuberculosis are at increased risk of dying from lung cancer, finds a new study. "There is a high incidence of both tuberculosis and lung cancer among the elder...

Daily Dose of Vitamin C By Smoking Women May Help Newborns
Daily intake of vitamin C may improve the lung function of the babies born to women who are unable to quit smoking during pregnancy. This is the conclusion of a new study at Oregon Healt...

Molecular Biomarkers in Tissue and Lining of Lungs Provide Another Technique for Lung Cancer Screening
Using the molecular biomarkers present in the tissue and fluid lining of the lungs may be another technique that can be used in lung cancer screening, according to a new study published in t...

Lung Cancer Screening Via Video-Assisted Thoracic Surgery
Video assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) is a valuable tool in managing lesions detected in a lung cancer screening program, according to the most recent research released in June's Journal of...

Response To Lung Cancer Therapy Probably Resolved by Molecular Subtypes And Genetic Alterations
Cancer therapies aiming precise molecular subtypes of the disease grants physicians to customise treatment to a person's individual molecular profile. But scientists are finding that in many...

Persistent Cough Could be a Sign of Lung Cancer
Continuous cough could signal lung cancer, warns new government advertising drive. The campaign, which is being run in TV, radio, print and online media, recommends people with co...

More and More Young Adult Cigarette Smokers Use Marijuana
A recent anonymous internet survey report published in the journal Addiction Science & Clinical Practice, reveals that more than fifty percent of young adults aged between 18 to 25 years w...

Cigarette Pack Health Warnings can Prevent Relapse: Study
Ex-smokers benefit from health warnings on cigarette packets, shows study published in Tobacco. The evidence to date suggests that health warnings on packs can deter non-smokers from ...

Lung Cancer Risk Influenced by Genetic Variants and Tobacco Exposure
Lung cancer risk is largely mediated by level of tobacco exposure as there is an association between the rs1051730-rs16969968 genotype and objective measures of tobacco exposure. These are t...

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