Lung cancer: Women expected to overtake men in UK this year


By AGENCY
The number of lung cancer cases in women is projected to rise along with the rise in their smoking habits, as compared to the decline in men. — AFP

Historically, smoking rates have always been higher among men.

However, these have gradually declined over the years, while smoking rates among women have increased, or stabilized, depending on the country, over the last few decades.

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