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Given that CVDs constitute the number one cause of death in the world, the World Heart Federation (WHF) applauds this initiative by the World Health Organization (WHO)

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Commenting on the results of the study, Professor Elena Tremoli of the Institute of Pharmacological Sciences at the University of Milan in Italy and scientific director of the Monzino Cardiology Centre in Milan, says: 'This is a particular relevant finding, especially in view of the fact that educational campaigns carried out in the last years have been less successful in reducing the number of smokers in women than in men.' The World Health Organization (WHO) says despite the fact that the majority of European countries have reported a considerable drop in the number of men smokers, including Italy and Finland, the number of women smokers has remained relatively the same within a 30-year period

Compared to never-smokers, the adjusted RR (95% CI) of mortality was 2.96 (2.693.25) in current smokers and was similar in men (2.82 (2.493.19)) and women (3.08 (2.633.60)) and according to birth cohort