27% believe non-smokers should be prioritised for lung cancer treatment

More than one in four people in Ireland believe non-smokers who have lung cancer should have their medical treatment prioritised over smokers, according to a survey.

27% believe non-smokers should be prioritised for lung cancer treatment
Mon, 05 Nov, 2018 - 19:28

By Joe Leogue

More than one in four people in Ireland believe non-smokers who have lung cancer should have their medical treatment prioritised over smokers, according to a survey.

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