OK, lung cancer does not discriminate, it affects men, women and children. It takes no prisnors and sure doesn't debate the issues. I believe that seperating it into groups only makes it harder to talk about and confuses the issue. It is what it is and constantly focusing on what may be the cause instead of what can cure it detracts from what needs to be done. Emphasis should be on what treatments are working and how solving this disease benefits every other cancer treatment. We are the largest cancer with 174,000 dxed each year and 150,000 dying each year. While the cause are important to the research, the bottom line is, its there and finding a cure is what we should focus on and bring to the front everthing thats been done and is being done and show the public that this research is a must because in the long run, it effects everyone with cost and mainly with suffering. So it would make good sense to put as much as we can into beating it with funding for more research and not anti-smoking ads. If the tobacco companies have been proven to be at fault, let them pay for the campagn against smoking. Just my 2 cents. Cancer is a human condition, not a womens or mans, its unfortunately both of ours.