The simple finger test that could flag lung cancer risk
By Margaret Buch in Today I Learned
Finally, rough nails that appear dull or almost sandpapered may indicate an autoimmune disease, exposure to toxic chemicals, or psoriasis.
Because finger clubbing is a symptom rather than a root cause, Norton notes that reducing risk factors — such as not smoking and avoiding exposure to toxic chemicals — may also lower the likelihood of developing it in the first place.
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