Philip Morris
Non-Smoking Wives of Heavy Smokers Have A Higher Risk of Lung Cancer
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- Hirayama, T.
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- 2023512516/2023513116/Ets: Lung Cancer Volume I 930900
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- ABST, ABSTRACT
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- Hirayama, T.
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Hirayama, T., "'Non-Smoking Wives of Heavy Smokers Have a
Higher Risk of Lung Cancer: A Study from Japan," British
Medical Journal I, 282: 183-185, 1981.
As part of Hirayama's longitudinal record'-linkage study,
91,540 non-smoking wives aged 40 and above in 29! Japanese health
center districts were followed for 14 years (1966-79). Death:
certificates were used to assess cause of death.
Relative risks of 1.61 (for husband~being an exsmoker or
smoking 1-19 cigarettes/day)' and 2.08 (for husband smoking 20 or
more cigarettes/day) were presented without confidence intervals.
The author claims that wives of heavy smokers had a higher risk of
lung cancer and that his data support a dose-response relationship.
He also claims that a similar pattern was evident when the data;
were analyzed by age and occupation of the husband, with higher
risks in agricultural families with husbands aged 40-59. The
inclusion of agricultural families was designed to address the
possible effect of "urban factors" thought to influence lung cancer
incidence.
