Mississippi State Department of Health – Even if You Haven’t Smoked in Years, You Can Develop Lung Cancer

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Even if you haven’t smoked in years, you can develop lung cancer. If you’re a heavy smoker now, or used to smoke more than a few cigarettes a day, special screening can alert you to possible lung cancer early, while it can still be easily treated. 

Read more about lung cancer and low-dose CT screening at HealthyMS.com/lungcancer 

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