Childhood exposure

Researcher	Year	Country	Type	RR	CI
Correa +	83	US	Childhd F	.	.-.
Kabat &Wyn ^	84	US	Childhd F	0.92	0.4-2.08
Kabat &Wyn ^	84	US	Childhd M	1.26	0.33-4.83
Garfinkel 2 +	85	US	Childhd F	0.91	0.74-1.12
Wu (+)	85	US	Childhd F	0.6	0.2-1.7
Akiba +	86	Jap	Childhd F&M	.	.-.
Gao ^	87	Chin	Childhd F	1.1	0.7-1.7
Koo ^!	87	HK	Childhd F	1.73	0.6-6.4
Pershagen ^	87	Swed	Childhd F	.	0.4-2.3
Svensson ^	89	Swed	Childhd F	3.3	0.5-18.8
Janerich ^	90	US	Childhd F&M	1.09	0.68-1.73
Sobue (^)	90	Jap	Childhd F	1.28	0.71-2.31
Wu - Will(^)!	90	Chin	Childhd F	.	.-.
Brownson 2 ^	92	US	Childhd F	0.8	0.6-1.1
Stockwell ^	92	US	Childhd F	1.1	0.5-2.6
Fontham ^	94	US	Childhd F	0.89	0.72-1.1
Zaridze	94	Russia	Childhd F	0.98	0.66-1.45
Kabat 2 ^	95	US	Childhd M	0.9	0.43-1.89
Kabat 2 ^	95	US	Childhd F	1.55	0.95-2.79
Sun	96	Chin	Childhd F	2.29	1.56-3.37
Wang T - J	96	Chin	Childhd F	0.91	0.56-1.48
Jockel - BIPS	97	Ger	Childhd F&M	1.05	0.5-2.22
Jockel - GSF	97	Ger	Childhd F&M	0.95	0.64-1.4
Ko ^	97	Tai	Childhd F	0.8	0.4-1.6
Boffetta(WHO)	98	Eur	Childhd F&M	0.78	0.64-0.96

All except one of the studies show that no relation is found between childhood exposure to Second Hand Smoke and lung cancer. Confidence Intervals (CI) that fall completely below 1 indicate a positive effect.

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