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Charles Christensen

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Stanford Prof Turns Cancer Battle Into Lesson

Imagine being a lung cancer expert—then getting diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer yourself. That’s Dr. Bryant Lin’s reality. Instead of hiding, he’s using his journey to teach med students what it’s really like to be both a doctor and a patient. Even though he never smoked, he’s facing the tough odds with humor and hope, inspiring everyone around him. His message? Stay kind, stay curious, and never lose hope—even when life throws you a curveball. #Health #BodyHealth #LungCancerAwareness

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Lisa Ramirez

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9 Sneaky Signs of Lung Cancer You Shouldn’t Ignore

Did you know a simple blood test could soon help spot lung cancer faster than ever? The NHS is rolling out a world-first liquid biopsy that could mean quicker, personalized treatment—no more waiting for tissue biopsies! But early detection is still key. Experts say these 9 symptoms—like a cough that won’t quit, unexplained tiredness, or even a hoarse voice—could be early red flags. Don’t brush them off! Catching it early can make all the difference. #LungCancerAwareness #HealthNews #EarlyDetection #Health

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9 Sneaky Signs of Lung Cancer You Should Know

Just learned the NHS is rolling out a game-changing blood test that could spot lung cancer way earlier—no more waiting for tissue biopsies! While that’s huge, experts say catching symptoms early is still key. Here are 9 signs you shouldn’t ignore: breathlessness, recurring chest infections, a lingering cough, coughing up blood, unexplained tiredness, weight loss, loss of appetite, weird pains (especially in your shoulder or chest), and a hoarse voice. If anything feels off, don’t brush it off! Early action can save lives. #LungCancerAwareness #HealthNews #EarlyDetection #Health

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Michelle Welch

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Lung Cancer Isn’t Just a Smoker’s Disease

Did you know more women under 65 are getting lung cancer—even if they’ve never smoked? Docs are seeing a spike, and it’s not just about cigarettes anymore. Jessica, a healthy mom of three, was blindsided by a Stage IV diagnosis. Turns out, genetics and stuff like air pollution might be to blame. Her story is a wild reminder: lung cancer can hit anyone, and new treatments are giving hope. Time to rethink what we know about this disease! #LungCancerAwareness #HealthNews #WomenHealth #Genetics #NeverSmoked #Health

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Joseph Bradley

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Why Lung Cancer in Women Is Rising

📢 Did you know lung cancer is on the rise in women globally? As we mark World Health Day, it’s crucial to remember that anyone with lungs is at risk. Let's raise awareness and push for better early detection and research. Together, we can change the stats and save lives. 🙌 #WomensHealth #LungCancerAwareness #WorldHealthDay #Health

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