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Yes, non-smokers can get lung cancer too!

Lung cancer, once identified as a "smoker's disease", is currently starting to be seen in non-smokers as well. Though the most common associated risk factor contributing to lung cancer is smoking with 75-80% of the patients being regular smokers, about 10% of patients have never smoked in their lives.

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