Lung cancer incidence

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Pm2.5

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  1. Pm2.5 raises the risk of lung cancer incidence in humans (β = 0.36, P = 0.002).

    Humans

    Global disparities in lifetime risk of lung cancer: links to socioeconomic development, smoking, and fine particulate matter from GLOBOCAN 2022

    Frontiers in public health12 Aug 2026

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PM1

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  1. PM1 raises the risk of lung cancer incidence in humans (β = 0.40, P = 0.001).

    Humans

    Global disparities in lifetime risk of lung cancer: links to socioeconomic development, smoking, and fine particulate matter from GLOBOCAN 2022

    Frontiers in public health12 Aug 2026

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Smoking

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  1. Smoking raises the risk of lung cancer incidence in humans (β = 0.001, P < 0.001).

    Humans

    Global disparities in lifetime risk of lung cancer: links to socioeconomic development, smoking, and fine particulate matter from GLOBOCAN 2022

    Frontiers in public health12 Aug 2026

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Median gap from starting smoking to lung cancer topped 40 years

Among Norwegian participants who developed lung cancer, the median interval after starting smoking was 53.3 years, longer than the previously reported lag of up to 40…Among Norwegian participants who developed lung cancer, the median interval after starting smoking was 53.3 years, longer than the previously reported lag of up to 40 years.

Cohort study of 80,761 peopleLung cancer