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Home » Baltimore, MD, Fertility Guide » Women's Lung Cancer Risk Not Tied to Childbirth
Women's Lung Cancer Risk Not Tied to Childbirth
Baltimore Sun, Dec 26, 2011

A woman's lung cancer risk doesn't appear to be linked to the number of children she has, although some scientists had thought hormonal changes during pregnancy might protect against the disease. That's according to a new report that sums up 16 previous studies on the topic, which researchers have explored to get a better understanding of lung cancer and possible treatments.
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