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i read that 50% of lung cancer cases are non-smokers. only 40% of newly diagnosed lung cancer patients were smokers at the time of diagnosis. if this is the case, then what is the point in quitting smoking? i started smoking at 15, quit at 20. i used to smoke somewhere between half a pack to a pack a day. do i have a high risk of lung cancer in the future? someone told me that contrary to the popular myth, ex-smokers lungs do not heal?? so why quit smoking then??
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