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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 18.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Causes Control. 2011 Oct 29;23(1):51–58. doi: 10.1007/s10552-011-9854-0

Table 5.

Adjusted hazard ratios for gastric cancer by anatomic site, cigarette smoking status, and sex

Gastric cardia cancer
Distal gastric cancer
p value for
interaction
Cases Hazard ratio 95% CI Cases Hazard ratio 95% CI
Men (n = 82,683) 87 322
  Never smoker 12 1.00 62 1.00
  Ever smoker 75 2.60 1.41–4.80 260 1.82 1.38–2.41 0.0015
    Former smoker 52 2.28 1.21–4.29 205 1.81 1.36–2.41 0.0077
    Current smoker 23 3.97 1.94–8.12 60 1.85 1.28–2.69 0.0001
Women (n = 99,758) 17 202
  Never smoker 5 1.00 122 1.00
  Ever smoker 12 4.11 1.37–12.30 80 1.25 0.93–1.68 0.0048
    Former smoker 9 4.29 1.38–13.35 45 0.98 0.60–1.40 0.0054
    Current smoker 3 3.58 0.79–16.24 35 1.99 1.34–2.97 0.0543
Total (n = 182,441)a 104 524
  Never smoker 17 1.00 184 1.00
  Ever smoker 87 2.86 1.66–4.93 340 1.52 1.25–1.86 <0.0001
    Former smoker 61 2.56 1.46–4.49 250 1.44 1.17–1.78 <0.0001
    Current smoker 26 4.02 2.11–7.63 90 1.80 1.38–2.36 <0.0001

Adjusted for age at cohort entry as a continuous variable, ethnicity, education, processed meat intake, BMI, alcohol intake, aspirin use, and family history of gastric cancer

a

Additional adjustment for sex