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[Current Situation of Clinical Feature and Gene Phenotype of Young Adult Lung Cancer].

ABSTRACT: Young adult lung cancer is defined as a group of patients refers to whose onset age is less than 40 years old and ?18 years old. Compare with elder lung cancer, the clinical symptoms of them are not typical, the stage is usually late at the time of discovery, and most of them have regional lymphatic metastasis or distant metastasis. Current study found that young adult lung cancer has a relatively unique genetic background, the abundance of tumor-driving genes is high, and it is closely related to its clinical manifestation and prognosis. Young adult lung cancer is the focus of attention in the field of cancer in recent years. This article reviewed the literature on the clinical features, gene phenotypic characteristics and prognosis of young adult lung cancer in order to provide provide some references and clues for the study on young adult lung cancer.

SUBMITTER: Han X

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7260390 | biostudies-literature | 2020 May

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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[Current Situation of Clinical Feature and Gene Phenotype of Young Adult Lung Cancer].

Han Xuan X Ma Shaohua S

Zhongguo fei ai za zhi = Chinese journal of lung cancer 20200501 5

Young adult lung cancer is defined as a group of patients refers to whose onset age is less than 40 years old and ≥18 years old. Compare with elder lung cancer, the clinical symptoms of them are not typical, the stage is usually late at the time of discovery, and most of them have regional lymphatic metastasis or distant metastasis. Current study found that young adult lung cancer has a relatively unique genetic background, the abundance of tumor-driving genes is high, and it is closely related ...[more]

PMID: 32429640

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Project description:ObjectivesTo evaluate lung cancer (LC) risk factor awareness among Palestinians and identify factors associated with good awareness.DesignCross-sectional study.SettingsParticipants were recruited using convenience sampling from hospitals, primary healthcare centres (PHCs) and public spaces located at 11 governorates in Palestine.ParticipantsOf 5174 approached, 4817 participants completed the questionnaire (response rate=93.1%). A total of 4762 questionnaires were included: 2742 from the West Bank and Jerusalem (WBJ) and 2020 from the Gaza Strip. Exclusion criteria were working or studying in a health-related field, having a nationality other than Palestinian and visiting oncology departments or clinics at the time of data collection. TOOL: A modified version of the validated LC Awareness Measure was used for data collection.Primary and secondary outcomesThe primary outcome was LC risk factor awareness level as determined by the number of factors recognised: poor (0-3), fair (4-7) and good (8-10). Secondary outcomes include the recognition of each LC risk factor.ResultsSmoking-related risk factors were more often recognised than other LC risk factors. The most recognised risk factors were 'smoking cigarettes' (n=4466, 93.8%) and 'smoking shisha (waterpipes)' (n=4337, 91.1%). The least recognised risk factors were 'having a close relative with LC' (n=2084, 43.8%) and 'having had treatment for any cancer in the past' (n=2368, 49.7%).A total of 2381 participants (50.0%) displayed good awareness of LC risk factors. Participants from the WBJ and the Gaza Strip had similar likelihood to display good awareness (50.6% vs 49.1%). Being≥45 years, having higher education and monthly income, knowing someone with cancer and visiting hospitals and PHCs seemed to have a positive impact on displaying good awareness.ConclusionHalf of study participants displayed good awareness of LC risk factors. Educational interventions are warranted to further improve public awareness of LC risk factors, especially those unrelated to smoking.

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[Current Situation of Clinical Feature and Gene Phenotype of Young Adult Lung Cancer].

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[Current Situation of Clinical Feature and Gene Phenotype of Young Adult Lung Cancer].

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