10 Lung Cancer Myths and Facts

Cigar and marijuana smoke, menthols, pollution -- see what can increase your risk of lung cancer and what's fiction.

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Monday, June 28, 2021

Special: Lung Cancer Lore

FEATURED 10 Lung Cancer Myths and Facts Cigar and marijuana smoke, menthols, pollution -- see what can increase your risk of lung cancer and what's fiction. This slideshow shows you what to avoid and surprise risks. READ MORE

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