Table 1.
Sensitivity analysis (from the new method to estimate smoking-attributable mortality): proportion of the difference in life expectancy at 50 years explained by smoking
Foreign–native |
Hispanic–non-Hispanic White |
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Scenario | Females (%) | Males (%) | Females (%) | Males (%) |
Principal estimate | 71.02 | 58.27 | 75.33 | 88.17 |
Low estimate (P and Q vary by subpopulation) | 61.75 | 47.77 | 70.75 | 75.71 |
High estimate (P and Q vary by subpopulation) | 84.90 | 79.02 | 84.58 | 116.56 |
Low estimate with strong salmon-bias correction | 43.84 | 38.42 | 61.89 | 64.61 |
Low estimate with ½ salmon-bias correction | 52.79 | 43.10 | 66.32 | 70.16 |
Age-varying Q (with Q from PGW) | 66.12 | 46.77 | 74.98 | 73.55 |
Strong adjustment for possible confounders | 45.77 | 38.84 | 48.55 | 58.78 |