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Impact of Smoking on Mortality in Middle-Aged Men: A Study on Coronary and Cancer Deaths

Study on 7,378 men aged 35-65 linking smoking to total deaths, coronary deaths, and cancer deaths. Analyzing HDL cholesterol quintiles.

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Impact of Smoking on Mortality in Middle-Aged Men: A Study on Coronary and Cancer Deaths

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  1. Nonsmokers Smokers cancer coronary deaths total Deaths per 1,000 HDL cholesterol quintiles (mg/dl) HDL cholesterol quintiles (mg/dl) 7,378 men aged 35-65 years; Number of deaths: total: 218; coronary deaths: 62; cancer: 91 3,478 men aged 35-65 years; Number of deaths: total: 255; coronary deaths: 76; cancer: 104

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