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A new study reveals that former smokers using e-cigarettes face a higher risk of lung cancer and are less likely to adhere to recommended lung cancer screenings. The analysis highlights that only 26.7% of eligible individuals had undergone lung cancer screening (LCS), with a mere 14.6% up-to-date on testing. The study underscores the persistent misconceptions around e-cigarettes, which, despite being perceived as less harmful, contain carcinogens and cause similar gene deregulations as traditional cigarettes. #LungCancer #eCigarettes #PublicHealth #CancerPrevention #Screening

Vaping and Lung Cancer Screening: Reduced Rates Among Vapers Revealed

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