Abstract:Lung cancer is currently the leading cause of cancer death worldwide due to its high incidence rate and low survival rate (1). Despite its high mortality, early screening of lung cancer is underemphasized in public campaigns compared to other cancers (2). Many risk factors contribute to lung cancer, with the predominant cause being the inhalation of toxic chemicals which includes tobacco smoke and industrial pollution (3). The combustive process of coal power production releases 84 different compounds that are… Show more
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