Lung Cancer: Risks for Non-Smokers Decoded by Oncologist

Even if you don't smoke, you can still get lung cancer.

It's like the disease can come from many places, not just cigarettes.

Things in the air, like pollution and a gas called radon, can hurt your lungs.

Also, if you're around smokers a lot, that can be harmful.

Some people might get it because of their genes or other health problems.

The good news is, doctors have better treatments now, and catching it early helps a lot.