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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Feb 15.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Cancer. 2014 Jun 30;136(4):894–903. doi: 10.1002/ijc.29036

Table 1. Characteristics of participating studies in the pooled analysis of Cannabis smoking and lung cancer risk.

Continent and study Principal
investigator(s)
Control source
(matching factor)
Study period Location Cannablis consumption
Lead question(s) Age
start
Age
quit
Intensity Joint-years Cases Controls
North America
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)16 Z.F. Zhang H. Morgenstern Population-based (age, sex, neighborhood) 1999-2004 Los Angeles County, California, US Have you ever smoked marijuana? Have you ever smoked hashish or hash oil? 610 1,037
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) I. Orlow Hospital-based (age, residence) 2003-2006 New York City, US Do you or have you ever used marijuana? 94 87
Mount Sinai Hospital-Princess Margaret Hospital Study (MSH-PMH)28 R.J. Hung, G. Liu Clinic-based (age, sex, residence) 2008-2013 Ontario, Canada Have you ever used or tried marijuana, cannabis, or hashish? 431 308
Moffitt Cancer Study29 P. Lazarus Hospital-based (sex, race, residence) 1999-2003 Florida, US Have you ever used marijuana at least once a day for one year? 497 897
Europe
ReSoLuCENT30 M.D. Teare P.J. Woll Family and clinic-based (race/residence) 2006-2009 North Trent, UK Have you ever used any other tobacco-related products (such as chewing tobacco, cannabis, snuff, etc)? 449 332
Oceania
New Zealand15 B. Cox Population-based (age, sex, race) 2001-2005 New Zealand Have you smoked more than 20 joints (of marijuana) (or the equivalent) in your lifetime? 78 324
Total 2,159 2,985

Abbreviations: US, United States; UK, United Kingdom;

data element collected.