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Tobacco: an equal-opportunity killer?
Recently, the 'Annual report to the nation on the status of cancer' has reported that lung cancer death rates among women have begun decreasing for the first time in four decades. 19 Incidence rates of lung cancer in women are also approaching a plateau after a long period of increase. Sin...
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| description | Recently, the 'Annual report to the nation on the status of cancer' has reported that lung cancer death rates among women have begun decreasing for the first time in four decades. 19 Incidence rates of lung cancer in women are also approaching a plateau after a long period of increase. Since women took up cigarette smoking later than men in the last century, the decline in lung cancer death rates comes a decade later than a similar drop in lung cancer deaths among men. |
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