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I've heard that women are more prone to lung cancer than men, even if they don't smoke.

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A: It's true: Several studies suggest that women smokers develop lung cancer earlier and with less smoke exposure than men do.

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21, 2006 Hotel near KCI closed over asbestos concerns Associated Press KANSAS CITY, Mo.

- A hotel near Kansas City International Airport was shut down because of asbestos concerns, but health authorities said the exposure of people who stayed there was likely much lower than that of workers exposed during renovation work.

The Clarion Hotel was closed March 9 and could remain closed for two months while bedding, linens, mattresses and curtains are destroyed.

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