health ๐จ Kitchen smoke and traffic fumes boost lung cancer risk
Lung cancer in India is rising due to everyday air pollution, not just smoking. Doctors warn that kitchen smoke and traffic fumes expose lungs to harmful particles in places like Navi Mumbai. Cases are increasing as millions face daily exposure to various pollutants, including industrial dust and household smoke. This repeated exposure causes lung tissue damage, inflammation, and raises cancer risk over years. People should improve ventilation, use cleaner fuels, and wear masks in polluted areas.