One study has shown that smokers are 30 % to 40 % more likely to get colon
cancer than nonsmokers.
Not exact matches
«The results suggest that for
nonsmokers, breastfeeding for more
than six months not only provides children with numerous health benefits, but it also may protect mothers from breast
cancer,» said Dr. González - Jiménez.
Smokers face more
than twice a
nonsmoker's risk of pancreatic
cancer, and even though smoking has slumped in the U.S., there is a 30 - to 40 - year lag time before we see a corresponding drop in
cancer rates.
I have seen many more cases of lung
cancer among
nonsmokers than smokers in the thousands of patients I have cared for over the past thirty years, but that doesn't negate the studies done on the subject that show only about 15 % of lung
cancer cases occur in
nonsmokers.