Abstract

Our study documents that smoking is a major risk factor for mortality in China. Continued strengthening of national programs and initiatives for smoking prevention and cessation is needed to reduce smoking-related deaths in China.

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MedicineChinaEnvironmental healthAttributable riskRisk factorPopulationInternal medicineGeography

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Year
2009
Type
article
Volume
360
Issue
2
Pages
150-159
Citations
338
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Dongfeng Gu, Tanika N. Kelly, Xigui Wu et al. (2009). Mortality Attributable to Smoking in China. New England Journal of Medicine , 360 (2) , 150-159. https://doi.org/10.1056/nejmsa0802902

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10.1056/nejmsa0802902