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Can fire smoke cause lung cancer?
And how does the risk compare with inhaling smoke from cigarettes?
Can fire smoke cause lung cancer?
Some recent, limited studies published in the last few years have found correlations between people exposed to wildfire smoke and lung cancer. But none have proved causation, the scientists who performed those studies have said, and much more research is needed.
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Smoking, climate change may trigger risk of lung cancer: Doctors
Climate change, smoking and long term impact of Covid-19 pandemic could spurt an increase in lung cancer cases, according to experts.
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Wildfire smoke is dangerous. Here's how to protect yourself.
Smoke spreads misery, including health problems, far beyond fire zones. We have key facts and tips.
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Behavioral contagion could spread the benefits of a carbon tax
It’s not too late to fight climate change with a long-overdue policy that would have surprisingly broad impact, an economist says.
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How to take care of your lungs
If you’re one of millions of Americans exposed to air pollution, you may be at a greater risk of catching the coronavirus — and of having a more severe infection.
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Bloomberg’s billions: How the candidate built an empire of influence
The former mayor's philanthropy has been a boon for progressive causes, including climate change and public health, earning support from Democrats nationwide even as parts of his record give them pause.
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