1.   A five-year survival rate in lung cancer is still less than ten percent.

2.   A typical example is the tendency to blame yourself for instance, for smoking for many years before developing lung cancer.

3.   But in terms of years of potential life lost, the biggest killer is lung cancer, which usually strikes in middle age.

4.   Cigarette smoking is the single most important cause of lung cancer.

5.   Cigarettes are acknowledged as a serious health risk and the main cause of lung cancer.

6.   Eventually the chances of developing lung cancer and other diseases will also be lessened, until they are the same as for non-smokers.

7.   For the older age groups there is a distinct gender difference in the importance of lung cancer as a cause of death.

8.   He has claimed success with every kind of tumour that he has treated - including lung cancer at a late stage.

9.   Heart attacks and lung cancer are directly linked with cigarette smoking.