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New Study Explores Link Between Severe COVID/Flu and Future Lung Cancer Risk
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Severe Covid, Flu May Prime Lungs for Cancer Years Later: New Study Reveals Link
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13-03-2026, 08:35
Severe Covid, Flu May Prime Lungs for Cancer Years Later: New Study Reveals Link
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A University of Virginia study suggests severe Covid-19 or flu could create conditions in the lungs for future tumor development.
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Severe infections cause prolonged lung inflammation, altering the biological environment in ways that may facilitate cancer cell growth.
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Vaccinated subjects showed fewer inflammatory changes linked to tumor growth, suggesting a protective role for vaccines against long-term damage.
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The link between infections and cancer isn't entirely new; chronic inflammation and immune system changes are believed to be key mechanisms.
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Findings are in early stages and require further human studies; the concern primarily focuses on severe infections, not mild cases.
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