Lung cancer is usually more predominant among older individuals who have a history of smoking or if they are exposed to environmental carcinogens for a longer term. However, lung cancer does not only affect the elderly individuals or anyone with history of smoking, but it can develop among young adults or non-smokers as well. Lung cancer in young adults is an increasing concern, with specific causes, unique challenges, and the potential for prevention. In this article, we will explore the causes of lung cancer in young adults, the challenges they face and approaches for prevention.
Causes of Lung Cancer in Young Adults
