Lung Cancer in Young Chinese Adults – Asian Fund for Cancer Research
Asian Fund for Cancer Research posted on LinkedIn about recent paper by Ye Tian et al., titled “Comprehensive characterization of early-onset lung cancer, in Chinese young adults” published on Nature.
Authors: Ye Tian, Rui Ma, Wenchang Zhao, Shumin Wang, Chuanjiang Zhou, Weibing Wu, Bo Yang, Hua Xin, Hongyan Wang, Pengfei Li, Ranhua Li, Changhong Liu, Yao Lu, Qian Yu, Chengyang Song, Han Zhang, Ruipu Liang, Lei Zhang, Di Zhou, Xitong Zhao, Zhuo Wu, Yafei Qi, Rui Wang, Teng Fei, Xueying Yang
“Lung cancer is on the rise in young Chinese populations. Studies show that young non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients are often non-smokers, have no family history, and are primarily women. Many have no obvious early symptoms, leading to delayed diagnosis or a late-stage diagnosis.
Early detection is key!
- Low-dose CT scans help detect lung cancer at an early stage.
- Regular health check-ups can save lives.
Raise awareness, take action early, and protect your health.
Support cancer research.”
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