Study finds new gene mutation linked to lung cancer in non-smokers

A pattern of newly identified genetic changes may contribute to the higher rates of lung cancer among non-smokers in East Asia, particularly in younger women, according to the results of a new study by Taiwan's Academia Sinica.

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