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. 2012 May 21;10(1):7. doi: 10.1186/1617-9625-10-7

Table 3.

White blood cell counts (cells/ml) for healthy workers

 
Male
Female
Age (years)
Nonsmokers
Smokers
All
Nonsmokers
Smokers
All
  (n = 78 306) (n = 85 153) (n = 163 459) (n = 27 883) (n = 31 499) (n = 59 382)
16–24
6555 (6509–6601)*
7296 (7253–7339)
7010 (6978–7042)1
6771 (6681–6861)*
7391 (7317–7466)
7168 (7109–7226)
25–34
6456 (6434–6437)*
7569 (7546–7592)
7118 (7100–7135)
6523 (6485–6561)*
7292 (7257–7327)
6995 (6968–7021)
35–44
6436 (6416–6455)*
7927 (7902–7953)
7244 (7226–7261)
6368 (6333–6404)*
7441 (7401–7480)
6973 (6944–7001)
45–54
6512 (6491–6532)*
8124 (8092–8155)
7245 (7225–7265)
6164 (6132–6196)*
7421 (7372–7471)
6699 (6670–6729)
55–64
6600 (6572–6629)*
7914 (7864–7965)
7076 (7048–7103)
5989 (5939–6040)*
7235 (7126–7343)
6313 (6264–6363)
>64 6518 (6358–6680) 7410 (7132–7688) 6744 (6600–6888) 5987 (5677–6296) 6821 (5489–8153) 6058 (5758–6359)

Values are means and 95% confidence intervals.

* Statistically significant differences between smokers and nonsmokers, for both males and females (t test for independent groups, P < 0.001).

n: Subject number.