Cooking Oil Fumes Significantly Raise Lung Cancer Risk in Never Smokers
New research links prolonged exposure to household cooking fumes with a markedly increased risk of lung cancer in non-smoking women
A systematic review reveals that never-smoking women with prolonged exposure to cooking oil fumes especially from deep and pan frying have significantly higher odds of developing lung cancer, with ventilation systems offering protective effects.
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This new analysis investigates the link between cooking-related air pollution and lung cancer ris…
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