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Lung cancer can affect people who never smoked. Here’s what to know

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& World Pope’s lung cancer reminder nonsmokers can be at risk. What to know Nearly 20% of cases occur in people who never smoked

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People who haven't smoked can develop lung cancer. Early detection can make a major difference. Often there are no early symptoms of lung cancer.

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