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Open image in new window Fig. 10 HRCT showing widespread ground glass opacities and several small cysts in a patient with a strong smoking history, who was subsequently diagnosed with DIP.

Strong smoking cessation programme and experienced staff providing effective cessation and long term abstinence advice.

Certainly, the magnitude of the association of GWI with the gene-exposure interaction identified here, if replicated in other groups, indicates that PB is a strong "smoking gun" candidate for the subgroup of Gulf War veterans with identified BChE genotypes.

The impact of the 'Choosing Health' proposals are likely to contribute to maintaining the huge inequalities in smoking prevalence and smoking-related morbidity and mortality by perpetuating a strong smoking culture, reducing the impact of cessation in response to smokefree policies, and maximizing exposure of bar staff and non-smoking customers to passive smoking in the most deprived areas.

Cases 1, 2 and 3 had prenatal records with strong items for both smoking and alcohol use; Case 4 had a record with strong smoking but weak alcohol use items, and Case 5's record had weak smoking but strong alcohol use items.

Of the six provinces chosen for comparison, two had prenatal records with strong screening questions for both smoking and alcohol use; two had weak questioning related to both smoking and alcohol use; one had strong smoking questions but weaker alcohol-related questions; and one had weak assessment of maternal smoking but stronger questions related to alcohol use.

There was a strong smoking-alcohol interaction; analysis of smokers and non-smokers gave an adjusted odds ratio for injury after more than 1 alcoholic drink among current smokers was 15.5 (95% CI: 3.18, 75.8), compared to 1.69 (95% CI: 0.79, 3.62) for non-smokers.

It is anticipated that with stronger smoking cessation care in the blended capitation group, these practices will potentially have a patient population that is more likely to quit smoking than their counterparts who visit other practice models; thereby the overall health outcomes of the blended capitation patients will improve.

Unlike previous studies reporting stronger smoking-related associations among women than among men [ 9, 29, 30], we observed similar risks for women and men.

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The association was particularly strong between smoking and cannabis use, which is consistent with a clustering pattern often found in developed countries [ 1, 33].