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•	Smoking Prevalence U.S. 2001 Smoking Prevalence
•	Number of Deaths U.S. 2001 Number of Deaths
•	Relative Risk CPS–II(82-88)
•	Life Expectancy U.S. 2001 Life Expectancy
•	Present Value of Future Earnings U.S. 2001 PVFE
•	Selected Population U.S. 2001 Resident Population
•	Standard Population U.S. 2000 Standard Population
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Smoking-Attributable Mortality (United States, 2001)^1,2

Disease Category		Male	Female	Total
Malignant Neoplasms
Lip, Oral Cavity, Pharynx		3,775	1,140	4,915
Esophagus		6,887	1,624	8,511
Stomach		1,949	567	2,516
Pancreas		3,170	3,446	6,616
Larynx		2,492	563	3,055
Trachea, Lung, Bronchus		79,295	45,805	125,100
Cervix Uteri		0	465	465
Kidney and Renal Pelvis		2,877	211	3,088
Urinary Bladder		3,889	1,040	4,929
Acute Myeloid Leukemia		858	319	1,177
Sub-total		105,192	55,180	160,372
Cardiovascular Diseases
Ischemic Heart Disease		52,201	29,878	82,079
Other Heart Disease		13,110	7,815	20,925
Cerebrovascular Disease		8,305	8,187	16,492
Atherosclerosis		1,358	659	2,017
Aortic Aneurysm		5,771	2,885	8,656
Other Arterial Disease		558	776	1,334
Sub-total		81,303	50,200	131,503
Respiratory Diseases
Pneumonia, Influenza		5,995	4,306	10,301
Bronchitis, Emphysema		7,964	6,702	14,666
Chronic Airway Obstruction		39,859	37,806	77,665
Sub-total		53,818	48,814	102,632
Total		240,313	154,194	394,507

Data Elements
Smoking Prevalence:	U.S. 2001 Smoking Prevalence
Number of Deaths:	U.S. 2001 Number of Deaths
Relative Risk:	CPS–II(82-88)

¹ Among adults aged 35 years and older.
² Does not include burn or second hand smoke deaths.

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[Gabz]

Are you aware that those numbers are 100% computer generated and do not actually represent any real people?

[Publius6961]

A book that delves into this work, "The Chemistry of Environmental Tobacco Smoke: Composition and Measurement: Second Edition," is expected to be released in March. Co-writers are Jenkins, Mike Guerin and Bruce Tomkins of the Chemical and Analytical Sciences Division.

Here is a paragraph from the Oak Ridge Study.
Please note that the people assembling claims here are not afraid to post their expertise, methodology and results for perusal by anyone in the world who wishes to do so.

Please provide me with a similar summary citation by the CDC or Numbnutz Glanz to support their figures.
I would love to read it!