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Protective cells could cut risk of lung cancer for ex-smokers 30 January 2020 Protective cells in the lungs of ex-smokers could explain why quitting smoking reduces the risk of developing lung cancer, finds new research co-led by UCL and the Wellcome Sanger Institute

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The pharmacology of these orphan receptors displays significant overlap with CB1 and CB2, particularly for GPR18 and GPR55, although our understanding of these receptors within the respiratory system remains limited

That is, according to the results obtained, "quitting smoking before age 45 was associated with approximately 90% reductions in excess mortality associated with continuing smoking, and quitting between ages 45 and 64 was associated with reductions of approximately 66% of this excess risk. As the authors point out, the study has some limitations in terms of updating the data