General characteristics and prognostic factors of lung cancer in women

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Advanced age and smoking are strongly linked to poor prognosis in women with lung cancer.
Among the female cohort, 72.7% had non-small cell lung cancer, with a mean age of 63.5 years.
Distant metastases were found in 78% of patients, and advanced stage presentation significantly worsened survival.
Leukocytosis and poor ECOG performance status were independently associated with negative outcomes in lung cancer.

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Observational analysis highlights the impact of smoking and advanced age on survival in women with lung cancer.

Uçar et al. (2025) studied this question.

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