Help with Thesis Statement: Lung Cancer Prevention

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Lung cancer is a leading cause of death, surpassing all criminal and accidental fatalities combined, highlighting the urgent need for awareness and prevention. Increased public knowledge about the risks associated with smoking has led to a decrease in lung cancer rates among non-smokers. However, many individuals remain unaware that their daily habits can contribute to other types of cancer. The discussion emphasizes the importance of crafting a strong thesis statement that can guide an essay on lung cancer prevention. Overall, the conversation underscores the need for better education on cancer risks beyond just lung cancer.
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hi , I have problems with thesis statement,(already my eng is not good).ı have a intro paragraph but not thesis
maybe one of you wants to help me..ı am writing ..thanks for it.


lung cancer kills more people in one year than all criminal and accidental deaths combined.
these statics are shocking,but the good news that people are now well informed about the
risks of lung cancer.they know that their risk of contracting cancer decreases if
they either stop smoking or do not smoke at all.unfortunately,the same can not be said
for other types of cancer .many people are not aware that their everyday behavior can lead to
development of these different forms of cancer.
 
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maria curie said:
many people are not aware that their everyday behavior can lead to
development of these different forms of cancer.
This sounds like a thesis statement that you can develop further into a full essay. I assume you will correct your capitalization and spelling before submitting this as an assignment, or do you also need help with the grammatical aspects?
 
ahhhh don't remind me of english classes or to be more specific...

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i could be banned for posting my thoughts on essays.
 
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