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FUCHS C. S. ; STAMPFER M. J. ; COLDITZ G. A. ; GIOVANNUCCI E. L. ; MANSON J. E. ; KAWACHI I. ; D. J. HUNTER ; HANKINSON S. F. ; C. H. HENNEKENS ; ROSNER B. ; F. E. SPEIZER ; W. C. WILLETT |Studies in men suggest that light-to-moderate alcohol intake is associated with a reduction in overall mortality, due primarily to a reduced risk of coronary heart disease. Among women with similar levels of alcohol consumption, an increased ris[...]
Article : Périodique
ENGLISH : OBJECTIVES: A large proportion of smokers erroneously believe that low-nicotine/low-tar cigarettes, also called "light cigarettes" or "lights," reduce health risks and are a rational alternative to smoking cessation. However, the ava[...]Périodique
KAWACHI I. ; PEARCE N. E. ; R. T. JACKSON | 1989ENGLISH : Passive smoking is increasingly recognised as a public health hazard. Among New Zealanders who have never smoked, the prevalence of exposure to spousal smoking has been estimated to be 12.7% for men and 16.1% for women. The prevalenc[...]
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S. E. HILL ; T. BLAKELY ; KAWACHI I. ; A. WOODWARD |Evidence is growing that secondhand smoke can cause death from several diseases. The association between household exposure to secondhand smoke and disease-specific mortality was examined in two New Zealand cohorts of lifelong nonsmokers ("never[...]
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The authors of this groundbreaking text define social epidemiology as the study of the social determinants of health, implying that an important goal of public health is to identify and address factors in the social environment that may be relat[...]Article : Périodique
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KAWACHI I. ; COLDITZ G. A. | 1999ENGLISH : We reviewed the published epidemiologic studies addressing the relationship between workplace exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) and cardiovascular disease risk in three case-control studies and three cohort studies. Altho[...]
