Women more likely to die from lung cancer

Some encouragement to stop smoking? Think about getting: the number of women with lung cancer dies, since 1970 more than fivefold. The reason is that women are widely smoke. The women deceased from lung cancer in 2006, averaged 67.3 years. That's 3.3 years younger than the average age of the men who died that year from the disease. According to figures from the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS).