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MULTIPLE PRIMARY CANCERS IN LUNG CANCER PATIENTS IN ATLANTIC CANADA AND IMPLICATIONS FOR SCREENING AND MANAGEMENT

2025-01-08

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<h4>Background</h4> Lung cancer incidence rates in Atlantic Canada significantly exceed those of other Canadian provinces, with underlying causes remaining poorly understood. This regional disparity suggests potential genetic or environmental factors unique to Atlantic Canada. Here we present for the first-time data indicating that accompanying the high lung cancer rates in Atlantic Canada is an intricate landscap...

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58c5f892-0d42-59b5-af54-393ada148210
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10.1101/2025.01.07.25320152
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