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Reducing lung cancer and other tobacco-related cancers in Europe: smoking cessation is the key.

Tobacco use is the biggest preventable cause of cancer in the world, and nearly one-third of the burden of tobacco-related diseases occurs in Europe. Oncologists can support and participate in tobacco control research, help promote robust tobacco cessation policies in Europe, and guide smokers with cancer to effective treatment programs to help them quit.