Study Probes Link Between Healthy Diets and Lung Cancer Risk in Young Non-Smokers
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Updated · Fox News · Apr 21
Study Probes Link Between Healthy Diets and Lung Cancer Risk in Young Non-Smokers
53 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 21
A new study suggests a possible link between healthy diets rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains and increased lung cancer risk among young non-smokers.
Researchers hypothesize that pesticide residues on conventionally grown produce may contribute to this association, though the study does not prove causation.
Experts emphasize that decades of research support the health benefits of plant-based diets, and further investigation into environmental factors is needed.
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