Lung Cancer Without Smoking? Doctor Reveals the Shocking Truth

KOMAL SINGH

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Think only smokers get lung cancer? Think again! Oncologists reveal that lifestyle, genetics, and environment can also be major triggers

Smoking is a leading cause, but it’s not the only one. Even lifelong non-smokers can be diagnosed

Fine particulate matter in polluted air can damage lung tissue, increasing cancer risk

Regular exposure to secondhand smoke can be as harmful as active smoking

Radon gas, found in some homes, is a leading non-smoking cause of lung cancer

A family history of lung cancer may increase your genetic risk

Asbestos, diesel fumes, and certain chemicals in workplaces can trigger lung cancer

Persistent cough, chest pain, and unexplained weight loss should never be ignored

Avoid pollution, test for radon, wear masks in high-risk jobs, and maintain a healthy lifestyle