Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death worldwide. However, lung cancer
incidence and mortality rates differ substantially across the world, reflecting varying patterns …

Background Understanding the dynamics of smoking at the population level is essential for
the planning and evaluation of prevention and control measures. We aimed to describe …

Background The lung is the most common site for cancer and has the highest worldwide
cancer-related mortality. Our study reports and compares trends in lung cancer mortality in …

Introduction and objectives Timely regional-specific estimates of smoking-attributable
mortality (SAM) are crucial for healthcare planning and tobacco control advocacy. Currently …

Background Cardiovascular diseases and cancer are jointly responsible for more than half
all deaths in Portugal. They also share some important risk factors and act as mutual …

The global demand for sustainable and non-toxic alternatives across various industries is
driving the exploration of naturally derived solutions. Hydrosols, also known as hydrolates …

Background. Lung cancer accounts for half of all deaths from cancer in Europe and has the
highest incidence in Southern Europe. The current study aimed to cluster trend changes of …

Tracheal, bronchus, and lung cancer (TBLC) remains a major public health concern.
Knowledge about geographic patterns and time trends in TBLC could give insights to better …

Introdução: O câncer de pulmão, a neoplasia maligna mais incidente e mais letal do mundo,
responsável pelo maior número de mortes por câncer (17%), tem apresentado um aumento …

Purpose Longitudinal studies are needed to characterise the burden of second primary
malignancies among cancer survivors. Therefore, we quantified the incidence rate and …