Why Non-Smokers Sometimes Get Lung Cancer and How to Reduce Your Risk
Contents Changes in Lifestyle to Reduce Risk Non-Smokers Getting Lung Cancer As much as 20% of lung cancer deaths in the U.S. each year occur in people who never smoked. That’s approximately 16,000–24,000 Americans annually. If lung cancer in non-smokers were classified separately, it would rank among the top ten fatal cancers in the U.S. …