Hi dear
please tell me complete and integrate information about lung cancer and vitamin b12 relationship.
i wanna know the consume vitamin b12 is harmful for a patiention lung cancer or this is harmless.!
The B12 can helpful as prevention for a smoking man ?
if you have and possible please send to me new research and documention about them and approved by expert’s .
I owe you if help me.
thank you.
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i have a relative who used to have lung cancer. he fought in vietnam and got lung cancer after. for a couple years, he hasnt been doing well. but recently, ive been hearing of him with a bad throat. he feels like its closing up, he cant talk much. he’s also mentally worn out. and has some other problems. relatives dont tell us much of what doctors say. anyone know whats going on???? cancers gone, so this doesnt make much sense

Hi guys

Does anyone know about the former president of Czech Republic who had lung cancer since over 10 years if he survived it or not? is he still alive?

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All she does is sit around and smoke, she doesn’t leave her house and has no life.
She is very over weight and has had this sick deep nasty cough after smoking 2 packs a day.
When she coughs " which is every 5- 10 minutes " her face gets red and looks like she is having a seizure.

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