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… 1.08.Conclusion Silica exposure was positively associated with lung cancer risk at low levels of cumulative exposure in a universally expo…

…roduction Respiratory diseases are significant risk factors for lung cancer; however, the association between acute respiratory infections …

…ity in exposure levels. Therefore, this study aimed to estimate lung cancer risk according to the exposure trajectory classes on welding fu…

…Background Lung cancer with progressive bone metastases usually leads to skeletal-rela…

…ed approaches for identifying those most likely to benefit from lung cancer screening. However, little is known about public perception of …

…population demographics within this cohort and for all stage IV lung cancer diagnoses between 2022 and 2024.Results Of 410 patients diagnos…

…hore maintenance and drilling activities. Yet, no assessment of lung cancer risk according to job exposure matrices (JEMs) of these agents …

…Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer death worldwide. While prev…

… recruitment rates. Clinical trials are essential for improving lung cancer patient outcomes; in the short term, they provide individuals a…

…s (CE) of adjuvant, neoadjuvant and perioperative therapies for stage II–III non-small-cell lung cancer: results based on 1000 Monte-Carlo simulations (male population…

…land during the pandemic.36 37 In the years following 2020, the lung cancer diagnoses have increased, but SACT treatment rates have been sl…

…Introduction Lung cancer (LC) is the leading cause of cancer-related mortality worldwide…