直肠癌好像也是，越来越年轻化，跟生活情绪压力有关

如果要讨论亚裔妇女肺癌发病率比其他族裔高，那么可以探讨啥油烟之类的问题。

但如果只是顶楼说的，讨论亚裔妇女肺癌患者不吸烟的比率高 - 这个应该最直接的联系就是：亚裔妇女吸烟的比率本来就低吧。。。

也许是因为压力大？考虑到亚裔男性很多都是甩手掌柜，女性丧偶式带娃。。。

不过这可能增加的是别的癌症概率。。

我也觉得有这部分因素，亚裔女性很多在家忍气吞声，自己高内耗也不离婚，为了孩子家庭牺牲自我，自我感动。心情绝对影响整个身体的激素水平，继而影响得癌概率。同样暴露在油烟、二手烟、污染的空气情况下，心情舒坦的得癌概率就低

靶向药一旦失效，没有其他有效的治疗方式的话，一旦进展起来，真的很快很快的

年轻人尤其快，看过好些案例，真的可怜。

这顶楼说的是亚裔肺癌女性患者不吸烟的比例比其他族裔高。

不是在说肺癌在亚裔女性中发病率高。

这俩不是一回事啊。后者，倒是可以用你说的因素来解释。前者 - 最直接的原因，难道不是“亚裔女性吸烟率低”么？



需要看肺癌在总女性人口的比率。很可能男性亚裔发病率远高于女性。其他种族也高于女性亚裔。

炒菜的确不健康。 美国的抽油烟机太弱。

每次在厨房炒菜以后，我卧室空气监控系统都显示：

PM2.5：黄色到橙色

挥发性化学物质 （airborne·chemicals）：黄到橙色

ChatGPT 的答案：The higher rate of lung cancer in non-smoking Asian American women is a complex issue influenced by multiple factors, including genetic, environmental, and cultural elements:

1. Genetics: Certain genetic mutations, like EGFR (epidermal growth factor receptor) mutations, are more common in non-smoking Asian women than in other demographics. These mutations increase susceptibility to lung cancer, especially adenocarcinoma, which is the most common type found in non-smokers.

2. Environmental Exposure: Factors like secondhand smoke, radon exposure, and air pollution can increase lung cancer risk. Asian American women, particularly those who have lived or worked in high-pollution areas (especially in parts of Asia before moving to the U.S.), may have been exposed to carcinogens in the air. Additionally, household pollutants like fumes from cooking oil can also be a risk factor.

3. Hormonal Factors: Some research suggests estrogen may play a role in lung cancer development, especially among non-smoking women. Estrogen receptors are present in certain lung cancer cells, and they may influence cancer growth.

4. Cultural Practices: Certain traditional cooking methods, such as wok cooking with high heat, can release fumes that may contain carcinogenic compounds. Repeated exposure over time has been associated with lung cancer risk in some studies.

Understanding this elevated risk in non-smoking Asian American women remains a focus of ongoing research, as scientists aim to identify targeted prevention and treatment strategies.