Additionally, a previous study showed that SNHG14 promoted cervical cancer progression by regulating miR‐206,18 and Cui et al. found that miR‐206 hindered cervical cancer cell proliferation by targeting G6PD.19 Thus, in our study, we explored whether SNHG14 could modulate miR‐206/G6PD axis to better understand the mechanism of SNHG14 in the regulation of the progression of NSCLC. This evidence concerns the gene SNHG14 and cervical cancer.