Finding F-1729

“Also, smokers with exposure to incense or mosquito coils daily were more likely to have lung cancer than those with less frequent exposure (OR = 1.53; 95% CI, 0.97–2.41) after adjustment for potential confounders.”

Lung Cancer in Chinese Women: Evidence for an Interaction between Tobacco Smoking and Exposure to Inhalants in the Indoor Environment (2010). Environmental health perspectives. Page 3. CKB 6696

Structure

Source: Candles and incense
Outcome: Lung cancer
Setting: home
Study design: case-control study of lung cancer in Chinese women: exposure to tobacco smoke, to daily cooking and to incense or mosquito coils recorded by interview, with odds ratios adjusted for potential confounders and examined for interaction between smoking and indoor inhalants (class 3)
Effect: OR 1.53 (0.97–2.41)
Caveat: the interval crosses one; the exposure is incense or mosquito coils taken together and the register has no slug for mosquito coils

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