HEALTHSCMP CHINA
Smoking is down, so why are more Hong Kong women getting lung cancer?
Lung cancer cases among Hong Kong women have increased by 20% over two decades despite lower smoking rates compared to men. Experts highlight genetic factors and call for citywide screenings to detect the disease earlier.
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