Medical Xpress·4 min read·hard
New insights into why ex-smokers remain at elevated risk of lung disease
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Keila DePape
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A new study from McGill University reveals that former smokers face persistent lung health risks due to lasting cellular and genetic changes. Researchers found that while some damage is reversible, other molecular signatures remain, explaining why ex-smokers are still prone to lung disease.
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