
Pope Leo XIV’s lung cancer highlights growing number of nonsmokers diagnosed with the disease – and younger people too
Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer. The diagnosis is notable because lung cancer is increasingly being found in people who don't smoke and in younger patients, contrary to the common perception that it primarily affects older male smokers. This shift in who gets the disease suggests the profile of a typical lung cancer patient has changed.
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