Table 4.

Projected number of daily smokers prevented, medical costs saved, and QALYs gained

	Base case	Sensitivity analysis (95% of simulation trials)
Number of former daily smokers prevented
Male	18,471	14,241–22,770
Female	17,491	13,816–21,186
Both sexes	35,962	30,283–41,556
Number of current daily smokers prevented
Male	20,416	15,742–25,065
Female	23,902	20,029–27,737
Both sexes	44,318	38,128–50,334
Medical costs saved ($)
Male	499,377,550	375,433,500–637,726,500
Female	664,825,765	523,639,400–822,012,600
Both sexes	1,164,203,315	970,160,000–1,370,473,000
QALYs gained
Male	46,179	34,542–59,073
Female	52,411	40,713–65,074
Both sexes	98,590	78,179–120,788

QALYs = quality-adjusted life years.