Quitting Smoking at Cancer Diagnosis Could Add Months of Life for a Tiny
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The report of the International Centre for Research on Cancer shows that quitting smoking after a diagnosis of lung cancer reduces its progression to 55% and "can improve considerably
Quitting smoking after a cancer diagnosis reduces the risk of death and progression of the disease, including at an advanced stage, according to a report by the International Centre for Cancer Research.
Quitting Smoking at Cancer Diagnosis Could Add Months of Life for a Tiny
Offering smoking cessation support at the moment a person is diagnosed with cancer could extend survival by several months, improve quality of life, and still cost the National Health Service only a small fraction of what it spends on modern cancer drugs. That is the central conclusion of a modelling study published in The Lancet […]
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