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…gned low exposure. Statistically significant increased risks of lung cancer (33%), bladder cancer (22%), COPD (33%), and IHD (15%) were obs…
…JEM yielded similar RCS-lung cancer associations, with elevated lung cancer risks across each cumulative exposure quartile. The 88-JEM exhi…
…tween cumulative occupational asbestos exposure and the risk of lung cancer.Material and Methods The search strategy was executed on five d…
…s who have never smoked were included, among whom 4061 incident lung cancer cases were identified between 1 January 2009 and 31 December 20…
…2% for colorectal cancer, 20.6% for breast cancer, and 6.1% for cervical cancer. Overscreening among younger age groups primarily occurred in w…
…Introduction Lung cancer surgery is a cornerstone of curative treatment for resectable d…
…e not directly related to the disease itself.1 In this context, lung cancer represents a relevant topic as the risk of lung cancer in peopl…
…Introduction Increased lung cancer was reported in scleroderma. We aimed to characterize SSc patie…
…ities, and early integration of palliative care.Pathophysiology Pulmonary fibrosis involves a complex interplay between host and environment, refl…
…anges concerning for malignancy. CT initially suggested primary lung cancer. Blood tests showed eosinophilia (4.2×10⁹/L) and moderately ele…
…howing the highest engagement (67.8%). Patients with breast and lung cancer engaged most with lifestyle coaching, especially sleep (70.6%, …
…s the first reported case of RET p.M918T-mutated neuroendocrine lung cancer with placental metastases diagnosed during pregnancy, highlight…