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A team from Medanta hospital lead by Dr. Arvind Kumar conducted a study, which found that a growing proportion of patients receiving care in the outpatient clinic were nonsmokers in a younger age range.  The characteristics of patients who had therapy between March 2012 and November 2022 were examined in order to determine their demographics and identify a trend.  A retrospective analysis of 304 patients was performed. Along with other factors, the study recorded and examined the patient’s age at presentation, gender, smoking status, disease stage at diagnosis, and type of lung cancer. Dr. Arvind Kumar, the Institute of Chest Surgery, Chest Onco-surgery, and Lung Transplantation Chairman at Medanta Hospital Gurugram, commented on the study, “I am shocked…