Dr. Scott Oh

UCLA Interventional Pulmonologist

Dr. Scott Oh on KCRW

For decades, lung cancer was associated mostly with men and heavy smokers. Now doctors are seeing more cases in women and people who’ve never smoked cigarettes.

Why lung cancer is affecting more women and non-smokers

For decades, lung cancer was associated mostly with men and heavy smokers. Now doctors are seeing more cases in women and people who’ve never smoked cigarettes.

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