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For cohort studies, the age range associated with the RR estimate was calculated as a mean age at baseline plus the mean/median years of follow-up (if only the maximum years of follow-up were reported, we would halve this value and add it to the mean age at baseline)

"Mind Over Matter: Tobacco Addiction"

It shifts the narrative around air quality from an environmental concern to a direct, pervasive threat to human biology

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Smoking rates among Aboriginal peoples are more than double the rate for the rest of Canada, according to a 2006 report by the Assembly of First Nations (AFN)
