Air pollution tied to lung cancer in non-smokers (Reuters)

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Century City and downtown Los Angeles are seen through the smog December 31, 2007. REUTERS/Lucy NicholsonReuters – People who have never smoked, but who live in areas with higher air pollution levels, are roughly 20 percent more likely to die from lung cancer than people who live with cleaner air, researchers conclude in a new study.

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