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Adult morbidity and mortality due to tobacco smoking in the Northern Territory, 1986–1995

Author(s)
Measey, Mary-Anne
d'Espaignet, Edouard
Cunningham, Joan
Abstract
The Northern Territory has the highest smoking rates of any state or territory in Australia. This study aims to quantify the effect of smoking on mortality and hospital morbidity among residents of the Northern Territory for the period 1986–1995.
Publication information
Measey ML, d'Espaignet ET and Cunningham J. Adult morbidity and mortality due to tobacco smoking in the Northern Territory, 1986-1995. Territory Health Services, Darwin, 1998.
Publisher
Epidemiology Branch, Territory Health Services
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mortality_morbidity_smoking_1986.pdf

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Date Issued
1998-09
Type
Report
Subjects
Smoking
Mortality
Morbidity
Statistics
Epidemiology
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https://hdl.handle.net/10137/109
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Epidemiology

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