Victorian Aboriginal women have three times increased lung cancer risks

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — March 06, 2018

Victorian Aboriginal women have three times increased lung cancer risks
- Men also have two times higher risks to die from cancer comparing to their non-Aboriginal fellows. The recent data from Cancer Registry at Victoria worried officials. Victorian Cancer Council made a warning to all population who smoke. They offer help in quitting smoking. Officials believe this can help to ...

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Victorian Aboriginal women have three times increased lung cancer risks

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