Cancer - 5 Answers
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i think it was 31.
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33 and above
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Results The youngest birth cohorts (born after 1965) have almost one-fourth lower lung cancer risk relative to those born around the First World War. A more than 50% relative decline in death rates among those between 35 and 39 years of age was observed in both sexes in recent years. The youngest age-cohorts (30-39 years of age) in males also showed a significant decrease in death rates in 1998-2002 by more than 3% every five years from 1958-1962 onwards. However, death rate declines in females are slower. http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=2001146
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The youngest patient I had ever taken care of (who was a non-smoker and lived in a smoke free environment) was 21. CountryRN27
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It was a 30 year old women.
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