Nonsmokers can get lung cancer, patient warns during awareness month

SALT LAKE CITY — Susan Lee never smoked a day in her life, she said, and spent her free time running, hiking with her daughter or participating in bike rides.
But those healthy habits didn't stop cancer from spreading to both her lungs and into her bone marrow.
Lee's first clue about the cancer came as a yearlong dry cough and persistent hip pain. The Cottonwood Heights resident said she didn't think the symptoms were a problem until they didn't go away.
A friend suggested she receive a CT