Even if you’ve never touched a cigarette, you could still be at risk for lung cancer. In fact, anyone can get lung cancer.

This research also helps explain why chronic inflammation—caused by smoking, pollution, or long-term infections—has long been ...

When Donna Rigby mentioned feeling winded walking from her car, her physician's decision to order a scan revealed early-stage ...

The harmful chemicals in tobacco smoke affect your delicate lung tissue, which can lead to serious health conditions over time. Quitting can help reduce your risk or lessen the severity of these ...

Doctors warn that lung cancer is not only a smoker’s disease. Non-smokers are also at risk because of air pollution and ...

While youth tobacco use in New York has dropped to a record low of 17%, vaping and nicotine pouches remain a concern. That’s why this year’s celebration also focuses on empowering people of all ages ...

As Tania Rodrigues drove to work one morning in January 2024, something unusual happened with her vision. “All of a sudden, I was looking through a kaleidoscope or perhaps like a fly’s eye,” the ...

Experts warn air pollution is now as deadly as tobacco, fueling a surge in lung cancer among non-smokers. Hidden symptoms, ...