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. 2020 Mar 2;2020(3):CD005004. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD005004.pub3

Takezaki 2001.

Study characteristics
Methods HCC in Japan
Participants Participants: 945 cases (male/female: 748/297) and 4153 (male/female: 2964/1189) controls
Inclusion criteria: newly diagnosed cases, 40‐79 years of age from the Aichi Cancer Center Hospital (ACCH) in Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Recruitment: from 1988‐1997 referring to Aichi Cancer Center Hospital
Interventions N/A
Outcomes Number of lung cases:
Lung cancer:
Adenocarcinoma: 507 (male/female: 367/240) cases
Squamous cell and small‐cell carcinomas 438 (male/female: 381/57) cases
Green tea in exposure categories Exposure assessment: green tea intake
Lowest exposure: < 1 cup/d
Intermediate exposure 1: 1 cup/d
Intermediate exposure 2: 2 cups/d
Highest exposure: ≥ 3 cups/d
Notes Funding: Grant‐in‐Aid for Cancer Research and the Comprehensive 10‐year Strategy for Cancer Control from the Ministry of Health and Welfare of Japan
Statistical methods: unconditional logistic regression
Variables controlled in analysis: age, season and year of visit, occupation, prior lung diseases, smoking and consumption of green vegetables and meat
Variables controlled by matching: sex and age (± 5 years)