Severe Flu or COVID-19 Might Increase Your Risk of Lung Cancer

Everyday Health·Mar 12

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Research suggests that severe cases of flu or covid-19 may increase the risk of lung cancer, potentially even years after the initial illness. The relationship between these viral infections and lung cancer risk is being reported by multiple outlets, with some also noting a possible link between viral infections and increased risk of heart attack and stroke. The exact nature and extent of these potential risks are not fully detailed in the available reports.

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