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Quitting Smoking can Reduce Risk of Lung Cancer

Quitting smoking reduces the risk of lung cancer in ex-smokers due to protective cells present in the lungs.

Quitting Smoking can Reduce Risk of Lung Cancer

Quitting Smoking can Reduce Risk of Lung Cancer

Quitting smoking can reduce the risk of lung cancer in ex-smokers. Healthy lung cells confer protection to other cells lining the airways, thereby, reducing lung cancer risk.

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