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. 2015 Jul 24;106(8):1057–1065. doi: 10.1111/cas.12707

Table 1.

Characteristics of the four cohort studies in the pooled analysis of the association between consumption of fruit and vegetables and lung cancer risk

Study Population Age range at base-line (years) Year of base-line survey Population size Response rate (%) for baseline question-naire Method of follow up For present pooled analysis
For mortality For incidence
Age range, year Last follow up Mean follow up period, year Size of cohort Number of cancer cases Last follow up Mean follow up period, year Size of cohort Number of cancer cases
Men Women Men Women Men Women Men Women
JPHC I Japanese residents of 5 public health-center areas in Japan 40–59 1990 61 595 82 Cancer registry and death certificate 40–59 2008 17.8 20 178 21 657 262 66 2006 15.3 20 159 21 654 278 118
JPHC II Japanese residents of 6 public health-center areas in Japan 40–69 1993–1994 78 825 80 Cancer registry and death certificate 40–69 2008 14.7 29 008 32 254 463 123 2006 12.1 28 978 32 241 503 152
JACC Residents of 45 areas throughout Japan 40–79 1988–1990 110 792 83 Cancer registry (selected areas: 22) and death certificate 40–79 2008 15.8 23 815 36 434 543 179 2001 10.5 16 225 25 719 222 74
MIYAGI Residents of 14 municipalities in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan 40–64 1990 47 605 92 Cancer registry and death certificate 40–64 2001 11.0 22 234 23 764 117 33 2003 12.8 22 208 23 756 297 98
Total 95 235 114 109 1385 401 87 570 103 370 1300 442

JACC, The Japan Collaborative Cohort Study; JPHC, Japan Public Health Center-based Prospective Study; MIYAGI, The Miyagi Cohort Study.