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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08830-1r to lung cancer it is still the commonest cancer in the developing countries and because of its poor prognosis has the highest mortality. It is very common in Eastern Asia, Latin America, Eastern Europe and in Europe there is a North-South and East-West gradient (1). In the UK there is also a marke

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Motivation, Ziel und Abgrenzungal parameters helped to outline risk factors for cancer development. Moreover, studies of migrants and studies on anatomopathological patterns of cancer and precancerous lesions have been very helpful to define the multistep progression from normal tissue to cancer. The epidemiological approach to a

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