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Smoking and Tobacco Control Monographs
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Monograph
8: Changes in Cigarette-Related Disease Risks and Their Implications for
Prevention and Control
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Table of Contents:
- Tribute (256 kb)
- Foreword (64 kb)
- Preface (96 kb)
- Acknowledgments (96 kb)
- Chapter 1
Introduction, Summary, and Conclusions (1,104
kb)
- Trends in Smoking Prevalence
- Trends in Smoking Cessation
- Disease Consequences of Smoking
- Changes in Disease Risk Over Time
- Cessation
- Public Health Implications
- Chapter 2
Cigarette Smoking Behavior in the United States
(8,180 kb)
- Timing of Events Linked to Smoking Behavior
- Methods
- Results
- Prevalence of Ever-Smoking, by Birth Cohort
- Prevalence of Current Smoking, by Birth Cohort
- Smoking Cessation Rates, by Birth Cohort
- Chapter 3
The American Cancer Society Cancer Prevention Study
I: 12-Year Followup of 1 Million Men and Women (5,135 kb)
- Methods
- Analysis of CPS-I Data Set
- Results
- Chapter 4
Trends in Tobacco Smoking and Mortality From Cigarette
Use in Cancer Prevention Studies I (1959 Through 1965) and II (1982
Through 1988) (320 kb)
- Subjects and Methods
- Results
- Chapter 5
Age and the Exposure-Response Relationships Between
Cigarette Smoking and Premature Death in Cancer Prevention Study II
(1,100 kb)
- Background and Issues Considered
- Subjects and Methods
- Results
- Chapter 6
Smoking and Mortality: The Kaiser Permanente Experience
(160 kb)
- Study Population and Methods
- Results
- Comment
- Chapter 7
Former Cigarette Smoking and Mortality Among U.S.
Veterans: A 26-Year Followup, 1954 to 1980 (160 kb)
- Chapter 8
Smoking Cessation and Decreased Risks of Total Mortality,
Stroke, and Coronary Heart Disease Incidence Among Women: A Prospective
Cohort Study (160 kb)
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