The National Cancer Registry reports that there are approximately 1,576 new cases of lung cancer diagnosed in Ireland every year, with 563 of these are in females and 1,014 in males.
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‘Fight fire with fire’ in the battle against lung cancer
Dr Oscar Breathnach tells Colin Kerr that there is a need to get the message across that when young people begin smoking, it is often the start of the ‘cancer curve’ The smoking ban in public places has been a major initiative in the fight against lung cancer.
Oncologist calls for patient protection against alternative medicines industry
It is time to protect patients from “vile and cynical exploitation” by the alternative medicines industry, according to a leading UK oncologist.
Marathon runners may be at more risk from skin cancer
In an Austrian study, marathon runners had more atypical moles and other skin lesions suggestive of a risk for skin cancer, according to a new report.