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Histology

1.Women smokers and non-smokers are more likely to develop adenocarcinoma than squamous cell lung cancer.
True     False
2.Men smokers develop squamous cell lung cancer more often than women.
True     False
3.

Why do you think there is a difference in susceptibility to different types of lung cancer ? Are the differences related to sex, gender or both ?

4.

Since the 1980s men who smoke are more likely to develop adenocarcinoma than squamous cell lung cancer. Why do you think this has happened ?

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