Becoming an octogenarian could have an unexpected benefit: a decrease in the risk of lung cancer, according to two studies in mice. The results, posted as preprints on the bioRxiv server, highlight specific genes that could contribute to the declining risk and reveal a surprising link between them and iron metabolism.
[Nature News]

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