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Lung cancer can stay silent for years: Who should get screened and why early detection matters - The Times of India

Published by The Times of India By Aadya Jha · 17 August 2026 at 12:30
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Lung cancer can stay silent for years: Who should get screened and why early detection matters - The Times of India
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Health News: Lung cancer can stay quiet for a surprisingly long time. By the time cough, breathlessness, chest pain or unexplained weight loss appear, the disease .

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