Tobacco Smoking and Mortality in Asia: A Pooled Meta-analysis | Public Health | JAMA Network Open | JAMA Network

Error bars indicate 95% CIs for the population-attributable risk estimates. Owing to small sample sizes and unstable estimates by birth cohorts, the population-specific, population-attributable risks for all-cause mortality and lung cancer mortality are not reported for India and Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan. a95% CI of population attributable risk includes zero owing to small sample sizes and unstable estimates of the hazard ratio. eAppendix. Supplemental Methods eReferences eFigure 1. 20 Participating Cohorts for the Current Pooled Analysis eFigure 2. Tobacco Smoking Patterns in Rural China Populations eFigure 3. Mean Age at Starting Tobacco Smoking by Birth Cohorts and Study Populations eFigure 4. Mean Number of Cigarettes Smoked per Day by Birth Cohorts and Study Populations eFigure 5. Population Attributable Risk of Tobacco Smoking in Asian Female Populations eTable 1. Descriptions of Participating Cohorts eTable 2. Baseline Characteristics Across Birth Cohorts eTable 3. Mean Age

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