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Severe COVID-19 and flu linked to higher lung cancer risk
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Severe respiratory viral infections significantly increase the risk of developing lung cancer later in life, an international study has shown.
Severe COVID-19 and flu linked to higher lung cancer risk
A new study conducted in the United States has revealed that patients who suffer from severe COVID-19 or influenza (flu) may face an increased risk of developing lung cancer in the future. The research was carried out by scientists at the University of Virginia Health System and was published in the renowned scientific journal Cell. According to the study, severe viral infections cause long-term changes in the lungs that create a favourable envi…
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