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Why some smokers don't develop lung cancer, while non-smokers do: New study reveals direct evidence
New research reveals how inherited genetics impact DNA damage from exposures. This study provides direct evidence explaining why cancer risk varies among individuals. Scientists bred mice with diverse genetic backgrounds to study cancer development. They found genetic makeup alters mutation processes and tumor development pathways. These findings will inform future cancer screening and precision medicine strategies.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Why some smokers don't develop lung cancer, while non-smokers do: New study reveals direct evidence
New research reveals how inherited genetics impact DNA damage from exposures. This study provides direct evidence explaining why cancer risk varies among individuals. Scientists…
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euronews.com
Why one smoker gets cancer and another doesn't
For the first time scientists provided evidence on the effect genetic makeup has on developing cancer, underscoring the need to take personalised care into account.