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International Smoking. A collection of historical data from 30 economically developed. While the smoking habit is decreasing in developed countries, tobacco use increases in the developing countries

International Smoking. countries, 2nd edn. Lon don, & Oxford: Wolfson Institute of Preventive. Medicine and Oxford University Press, 2002. While the smoking habit is decreasing in developed countries, tobacco use increases in the developing countries. Smoking prevalence is also highest in poor communities and amongst those with low education levels. It is important to note that, although ther is a decline in the number of smokers in the developed countries, there is a three to four decades lag between the peak in smoking prevalence and the subsequent peak in smoking related mortality.

International Smoking Statistics presents a valuable collection of smoking data relating to thirty countries-most of Europe, and also Australia, Canada, Japan, New . Barbara Forey, Jan Hamling, Peter Lee, and Nicholas Wald.

International Smoking Statistics presents a valuable collection of smoking data relating to thirty countries-most of Europe, and also Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, USA, and the former USSR. Both manufactured and hand-rolled cigarettes are considered, as well as pipes and cigars, and smokeless tobacco products. These data are also presented on a per-adult basis.

International Smoking Statistics. Lee Statistics and Computing Limited, Sutton, Surrey, Jan Hamling, . Lee Statistics and Computing Limited, Sutton, Surrey, Peter Lee, . A collection of historical data from 30 economically developed countries. Unique collection and presentation of data. Lee Statistics and Computing Limited, Sutton, Surrey, and Nicholas Wald, Wolfson Institute of Preventive Medicine, London. International Smoking Statistics.

Barbara A. Forey, Jan S. Hamling, Peter N Lee, Nicholas John Wald Mortality and smoking data were collected for 1971-2000 by sex. More). Hamling, Peter N Lee, Nicholas John Wald. International smoking statistics : a collection of historical data from 30 economically developed countries. Barbara A. Forey, Alison J. Thornton, Peter N Lee. BMC pulmonary medicine. Mortality and smoking data were collected for 1971-2000 by sex.

Items related to International Smoking Statistics (Oxford Medical . This book is a collection of smoking data relating to 22 economically developed countries. Nicholas Wald, Barbara Forey, Ans Nicolaides-Bouman. Published by Oxford University Press, USA (1994).

Items related to International Smoking Statistics (Oxford Medical Publication. International Smoking Statistics (Oxford Medical Publications). ISBN 13: 9780192624857. In a number of countries attempts have been made to relate national trends in mortality rates from various smoking-associated diseases to corresponding national trends in the consumption of cigarettes and other tobacco products.

Book Condition: This book has soft covers. It provides a comprehensive study by amalgamating published and unpublished data from several sources. Series: Oxford medical publications. Paperback: 280 pages. Ex-library, With usual stamps and markings, In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. International Journal of Health Sciences 'the presentation is clear and suitable for reading by the subdivision in 8 major chapters. this book brings a new set of data in a field which will interest not only endocrinologists but also epidemiologists, pneumologists, cardiologists and of course most internists.

Forey B (2002) International smoking statistics: a collection of historical data from 30 economically developed countries, 2nd edn. Oxford University Press, Scholar. 43. Cornfield J, Haenszel W, Hammond EC, Lilienfeld AM, Shimkin MB, Wynder EL (2009) Smoking and lung cancer: recent evidence and a discussion of some questions. A Collection of historical data from thirty economically developed countries. Lee Statistics and Computing Ltd and Nicholas Wald of the Wolfson Institute of Preventitive Medicine, London.