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DNA Repair Genes May Be Behind Mystery of Why Many Lifelong Smokers Never Get Lung Cancer

Tobacco products cause up to 90 percent of lung cancer deaths in the United States, according to the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The US. 27.05.2022, Sputnik International

United statesJan vijgAlbert einstein college of medicineDepartment of geneticsDisease controlAlbert einstein collegeLung cancerS centers for disease control and prevention

The Mystery of Why So Many Lifelong Smokers Never Get Lung Cancer May Be Solved

Smoking cigarettes is the number one risk factor for lung cancer, with tobacco products causing up to 90 percent of lung cancer deaths in the United States.

United statesJan vijgSimon spivackAlbert einstein college of medicineAlbert einstein collegeMp quot

Some Smokers Don t Get Lung Cancer; Genetics Might Explain It

Smoking can cause cell mutations that lead to lung cancer; however, some people may have a genetic defense against it.

New yorkUnited statesJan vijgSimon spivackAlbert einstein college of medicineUniversity school of medicineUniversity schoolAlbert einstein collegeEinstein collegeLung cancerUng carcinomaAncer lungTobacco cessationUitting tobacco useGenomic medicineEdicine genomic

Some Smokers Don t Get Lung Cancer; Genetics Might Be Why

Smoking can cause cell mutations that lead to lung cancer, but some people appear to have a genetic defense against it.

New yorkUnited statesJan vijgSimon spivackAlbert einstein college of medicineUniversity school of medicineUniversity schoolAlbert einstein collegeLung cancerGenome sequencing

Mutations in Lung Cells Linked to Pack-Years of Smoking

People who never smoked were less likely to have cell mutations linked to lung cancer.

New yorkUnited statesJan vijgSimon spivackAlbert einstein college of medicineAlbert einstein collegeNew york city

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