BMJ · 1963 · 15 citations · 2 references
MedicineOncologyCancer EpidemiologyCancer PreventionEpidemiologyCancer RiskLung CancerMalignant NeoplasmsTobacco EpidemiologyTobacco Use PreventionTobacco-related Cancer EpidemiologyLung Cancer EpidemiologyLung Cancer MortalityLung Cancer RiskSmoking EpidemiologyTobacco-related Cancer Risk
Brrmi ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MEDICAL JOURNAL rate in Scotland, particularly in the younger age-groups (45-64) (Fig. The present rates for carcinoma of the lung in Scotland, which are as high as or even higher than, tbose in England and Wales, may be due to smoking exerting a more rapidly lethal effect in this disease.
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Lung Cancer Mortality and the Length of Cigarette Ends
Richard E. Doll, A. B. Hill, Percy G. Gray et al. · BMJ · 1959 · 33 citations · Full text
Lung Cancer Death Rates in England and Wales Compared with Those in the U.S.A
Edward Hammond · BMJ · 1958 · 27 citations · Full text