For more than 30 years, lung cancer (LC) has remained unchallenged as the most frequent neoplasm in the world. Accompanying the high incidence rates, LC also leads the list in terms of cancer-related mortality, and this epidemic is projected to continue both in developed and developing countries. Mexico, located in the Americas region, is populated by 123 million individuals, making it the third most populous country of the Americas, following the United States and Brazil. In terms of economy, Mexico falls in the classification of upper-middle-income economies according to the World Bank.
