Based on the historical data of lung cancer in China and the analysis of its related influencing factors

Key Points

• Lung cancer incidence is rising across China, particularly in eastern coastal regions with higher pm2.5 exposure and population density.
• Average annual temperature and total grain production are also significantly associated with lung cancer rates.
• Analysis of historical data from 2010 to 2018 indicates critical environmental factors that influence lung cancer trends.
• The findings highlight the need for enhanced air quality measures to mitigate lung cancer risks in affected regions.