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Indoor cooking with solid fuels can increase lung cancer risk – IASLC
Nov 13, 2024, 11:48

Indoor cooking with solid fuels can increase lung cancer risk – IASLC

IASLC posted on X:

“Indoor cooking with solid fuels can increase lung cancer risk, especially for women. A Harvard study indicates that poor ventilation during cooking exposes individuals to harmful smoke. We must raise awareness and promote cleaner, safer cooking alternatives! “

Indoor cooking with solid fuels can increase lung cancer risk - IASLC

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