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AIIMS Delhi launches study to link air pollution (PM 2.5) to lung cancer in non-smokers across Delhi-NCR.
AIIMS Delhi has launched the AIRCARE study to investigate the link between air pollution—specifically PM 2.5—and lung cancer risk in the Delhi-NCR region.
The study will analyze 1,615 lung cancer patients and an equal number of family-based controls to assess long-term pollution exposure, genetic factors, and interactions with non-smoking status.
Using cohort and case-control methods, researchers aim to identify a unique genetic signature in the Indian population linked to pollution-related lung cancer and develop a tailored, risk-based screening model.
Findings could inform public health policy, prevention strategies, and healthcare planning amid rising lung cancer cases among non-smokers, especially women and young adults.
El AIIMS de Delhi lanza un estudio para vincular la contaminación del aire (PM 2.5) con el cáncer de pulmón en los no fumadores en toda Delhi-NCR.