THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUMAN SMOKING HABITS AND DEATH RATES
Volume: 155, Issue: 15, Pages: 1316 - 1316
Published: Aug 7, 1954
Abstract
The study described here was undertaken for two reasons. One reason was to ascertain whether smoking has an influence on death rates from lung cancer. The other reason was to ascertain whether smoking has an appreciable influence on the over-all death rate and, if so, what diseases are involved. The plan was to obtain smoking histories on a very large number of persons; to follow them for from three to five years; to ascertain the causes of...
Paper Details
Title
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUMAN SMOKING HABITS AND DEATH RATES
Published Date
Aug 7, 1954
Volume
155
Issue
15
Pages
1316 - 1316
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