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Health. If You Are Diagnosed with Lung Cancer, Quitting Smoking Reduces the Risk of Death by 55%
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Patients who quit smoking after a cancer diagnosis had "a progression-free survival period of about two years" higher than those who remained smokers, according to a report.
Quitting smoking after diagnosis of lung cancer can reduce the risk of dying by half, according to a recent study by the International Centre for Research on Cancer (IARC). Quitting smoking remains beneficial even for large smokers and at an advanced... [1374 chars]
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