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. 2011 Apr 1;183(7):941–948. doi: 10.1164/rccm.201006-0940OC

TABLE 2.

DESCRIPTION OF THE STUDY POPULATION


Characteristics

Cases (n = 13,304)

%

Controls (n = 16,282)

%
Sex
 Men 10,812 81.3 13,031 80
 Women 2,492 18.7 3,251 20
Age, yr
 <45 499 3.8 662 4.1
 45–49 752 5.7 849 5.2
 50–54 1,330 10 1,669 10.3
 55–59 2,087 15.7 2,385 14.6
 60–64 2,610 19.6 3,098 19
 65–69 2,892 21.7 3,686 22.6
 70–74 2,375 17.9 3,145 19.3
 75+ 759 5.7 788 4.8
Smoking status
 Never smokers* 801 6 4,773 29.3
 Former smokers 3,827 28.8 6,369 39.1
 Current smokers 8,676 65.2 5,137 31.6
 Unknown/missing 0 0 3 0
“List A” job, occupation with known lung cancer risk
 Never 11,714 88 15,018 92.2
 Ever 1,590 12 1,264 7.8
Lifetime prevalence of occupational diesel motor exhaust exposure
 OVERALL 5,628 42.3 5,962 36.6
 AUT 1,604 50.4 1,295 39.9
 EAGLE 592 30.8 624 29.9
 HdA 635 63.3 577 57.6
 INCO_Cz. Rep 132 43.4 137 30.3
 INCO_Hungary 181 46.3 146 47.9
 INCO_Poland 247 31.2 233 27.9
 INCO_Romania 36 20.1 46 20.4
 INCO_Russia 196 32.7 203 35
 INCO_Slovakia 146 42.3 94 33
 INCO_UK 199 45 408 44.5
 LUCA 137 46.6 132 45.2
 LUCAS 335 33 682 29.6
 MONTREAL 427 36.3 506 33.6
 MORGEN 13 20.3 27 14.4
 PARIS 67 39.6 76 33.5
 ROME 146 44.4 128 39.5
 TURIN
535
48.6
648
43.2
*

The PARIS study included only smokers.