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September 09, 2005
Lung Cancer Has a Strong Genetic Link
Individuals with a mother, sister or other "first-degree" relative with lung cancer are at increased risk of developing the disease, regardless of whether they smoke. Researchers say the finding supports the role of genetics and perhaps a shared environment in the development of lung cancer. (Cancerpage.com)
Posted by news editor on September 9, 2005 05:57 AM