36-Year-Old Man Survives Kidney Tumor Removal After Heavy Smoking
A 36-year-old Cambodian man, a heavy smoker, had a large kidney tumor (60mm x 63mm) removed successfully at Hun Sen Meanchey Hospital. Doctors emphasized the link between smoking and kidney cancer, urging the public to quit.
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