From the dawn of the history of science we have been told that life cannot exist on earth without oxygen. But some recent scientific researches indicate that it can take life too. The ancient Greek physician Paracelsus once said “the dose makes the poison” and as per observations published in PeerJ, even oxygen may fall a victim to this adage proving that too much of good stuffs may not always be good. Source: Alamy The Backdrop In the U.S.A, lung cancer causes about 27 percent of all cancer related deaths and claims around 160,000 lives every year. Being interested in the geographical distribution of cancer, Kamen Simeonov and his research associate Danniel Himelstine conducted a study to see if there was any fluctuations in lung cancer and the probable reasons behind those. For conducting the study the team selected the American west coast as the field of study and in order to ensure control and remove all biases they also studied the incidences of breast, prostate and color
http://cancerinlungs.com/life-giver-taking-life/