The rise in long-term cigarette smoking is to blame for the rise in lung cancer cases, which now account for nearly 85 percent of all cancer cases worldwide. The rise in environmental pollution is a serious issue that necessitates more policies to combat it. High levels of ozone, on the other hand, have been related to a higher rate of cancer detection in people who have been exposed to it for a longer period. The diagnosis of cancer cases has improved, making lung cancer therapies such as chemotherapy and surgery more accessible than before, improving the lung cancer market trends during the forecast period.