Table 3.
Cumulative life-years gained across modelled interventions after 30 years
| Product | Intervention scenario | ||
| Low | Medium | High | |
| Cigarettes | |||
| Male | 220 998 (126 649 to 349 480) | 605 807 (324 376 to 948 893) | 1 393 789 (745 307 to 2 129 197) |
| Female | 94 100 (55 813 to 135 365) | 253 116 (143 604 to 373 964) | 594 876 (330 802 to 871 061) |
| Total | 315 099 (187 503 to 483 521) | 858 923 (480 188 to 1 310 329) | 1 988 664 (1 085 734 to 2 922 101) |
| Beer | |||
| Male | 139 135 (114 231 to 164 851) | 343 960 (283 361 to 407 798) | 543 349 (445 694 to 652 232) |
| Female | 90 643 (39 022 to 160 670) | 224 102 (93 177 to 419 431) | 343 170 (144 342 to 654 324) |
| Total | 229 778 (170 284 to 305 316) | 568 063 (412 110 to 775 560) | 886 520 (647 342 to 1 210 169) |
| SSB | |||
| Male | 168 135 (−3348 to 323 562) | 353 577 (39 271 to 691 852) | 460 957 (36 850 to 946 926) |
| Female | 172 272 (97 546 to 272 522) | 335 142 (178 734 to 512 763) | 492 202 (254 670 to 761 928) |
| Total | 340 408 (144 787 to 526 862) | 688 719 (321 788 to 1079 653) | 953 158 (432 661 to 1547 834) |
Uncertainty interval in brackets. We assume a discount rate of 3%.
SSB, sugar-sweetened beverage.