I Don't Smoke, So How Did I Get Lung Cancer? - Dr. Patel (VIDEO)

Dr. Patel:

Lung cancer in never-smokers is being increasingly recognized. We think about 25,000 people in the United States who have never smoked will develop lung cancer this year. The vast majority are women; many of them are younger. It is unclear exactly what happens. We think it is very likely that there are multiple events. Maybe you have a genetic susceptibility; maybe you had second-hand exposure or environmental reasons.

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