A recent observational study has found a significant association between following a low-fat diet and a lower risk of lung cancer in older adults, and especially in smokers.

Adolescents with greater amounts of abdominal fat depots compared with their peers also had reduced lung function, regardless of previous adiposity or BMI, according to a study published in ...

Scientists discover surprising link between dietary fat and lung cancer risk. New study shows how changing what you eat might help protect your lungs.

Study found that adhering to low-fat diets significantly reduces lung cancer risk in older adults, with the most substantial benefits observed in current smokers. High consumption of saturated ...

Pulmonary fibrosis has no cure. It's caused by scarring that seems to feed on itself, with the tougher, less elastic tissue replacing the ever moving and stretching lung, making it increasingly ...

An increased muscle-to-fat ratio was associated with improved lung function and reduced airflow obstruction, as shown by a long-term study.

People who eat a lot of saturated fat - the “bad” kind of fat that’s abundant in foods like butter and beef - are more likely to develop lung cancer than individuals on low-fat diets, a ...

WEDNESDAY, June 14, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- The lung cancer drug alectinib (Alecensa) is more potent when taken with a fuller breakfast, or lunch, than when taken with a low-fat breakfast ...

Increases in body fat were linked with decreases in lung function, while lung function improved with decreases in body fat, according to recent study data.Researchers in Denmark sampled 2,308 ...

(HealthDay News) — High intake of total and saturated fat is associated with increased risk of lung cancer, according to research published online July 25 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology ...

Measurements of visceral fat, rather than BMI, as a calculator for obesity may be a help doctors assess lung cancer risk, according to research published by the International Association for the ...