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. 2010 May 14;118(9):1257–1260. doi: 10.1289/ehp.0901587

Table 3.

Combined effect estimates for lung cancer in association with indoor inhalants and smoking.

Exposure group Smoking status n OR (95% CI)a
Cooking frequency
 < Daily Nonsmokers 530 1.00
 Daily Nonsmokers 1,254 0.83 (0.64–1.08)
 < Daily Current or ex-smokers 131 2.31 (1.52–3.51)
 Daily Current or ex-smokers 340 4.50 (3.21–6.30)
p-Value (interaction)b < 0.001

Use of incense or mosquito coils
 < Daily Nonsmokers 657 1.00
 Daily Nonsmokers 1,152 0.91 (0.72–1.16)
 < Daily Current or ex-smokers 127 2.80 (1.86–4.21)
 Daily Current or ex-smokers 345 4.61 (3.41–6.24)
p-Value (interaction)b = 0.016

Use of charcoal stove
 < Daily Nonsmokers 1,642 1.00
 Daily Nonsmokers 155 0.67 (0.43–1.04)
 < Daily Current or ex-smokers 419 4.08 (3.21–5.18)
 Daily Current or ex-smokers 51 4.88 (2.68–8.91)
p-Value (interaction)b = 0.128

Use of wood stove
 < Daily Nonsmokers 1,564 1.00
 Daily Nonsmokers 238 0.78 (0.55–1.13)
 < Daily Current or ex-smokers 382 3.95 (3.08–5.07)
 Daily Current or ex-smokers 87 5.48 (3.42–8.79)
p-Value (interaction)b = 0.061
a

Adjusted as described in “Materials and Methods.”

b

p-Value for the likelihood ratio test for interaction between smoking and cooking, incense or mosquito coils, charcoal stove, and wood stove.