Lung cancer kills 9,000 Australians each year, or 25 people a day, which is 60 per cent more than the fatality rate of bowel cancer, which is the second deadliest.
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Experts urge a rethink on screening for lung cancer
Lung cancer kills 9,000 Australians each year, or 25 people a day, which is 60 per cent more than the fatality rate of bowel cancer, which is the second deadliest.
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By Omar Dabbagh
Source: SBS
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