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An Historical Perspective

1.Which of the following statements about the history of smoking and lung cancer is true?
Lung cancer has always been a common disease in women
Women began smoking long before World War II
Smoking represented a symbol of freedom and independence for women
There was no significant increase in annual deaths from lung cancer between 1950 and 1991
None of these

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