it can be lung cancer
Both Hepatitis B and C fit this description.
you can survive with one lung, but not with out both, case in point in space without oxygen you have about 1 minute and 20 seconds to live without an air tank, its on nasa.com.
A CT scan showed I have granulated histo in both lungs. I swam in the Ohi river valley when young. What is treatment and will I deelop cancer?
If it is not diagnosed in the earlier stages things like lungs could be infected and a transplant would be needed of both lungs. if both lungs are not transplanted there could be a chance that the effected lung could contain bacteria and infect the new lung. worst case scenario is that it doesn't get diagnosed and a major infection could kill the patient
With their lungs rather than through their lungs, but yes - both dolphins and kangaroos breathe with lungs.
Mostly likely, but there is no single answer for this question. Most cancer treatments have side-effects and/or last after effects.It depends on what type of cancer and where it was located. Example if you had breast cancer and had to have a mastectomy, then you would probably have to come to terms with losing a breast or both. But if you have an appreciation for life then you should feel grateful that you were one of the lucky survivors and beat cancer.
No. Humans have lungs but worms do not.
The lungfish has both gills and lungs.
If both lungs were removed, the person would die.
Both oral cancer and lung cancer are.
Cigars can cause bronchitis, lung cancer (both of which could kill you), and so much damage that it could kill you. Solution - Don't inhale cigars.