Intergenerational differences in smoking among West Indian, Haitian, Latin American, and African blacks in the United States.

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Intergenerational differences in smoking among West Indian, Haitian, Latin American, and African blacks in the United States.

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Tiffany L Green

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Tod G Hamilton

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Cigarette smoking and risk of total knee replacement for severe osteoarthritis among Chinese in Singapore--the Singapore Chinese health study.

Smoking cessation is followed by increases in serum bilirubin, an endogenous antioxidant associated with lower risk of lung cancer and cardiovascular disease.

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10.1016/J.SSMPH.2017.01.007

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