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Evidence suggests Smoking maydecreaseAll-cause mortality.
1 studies (3 claims)
Emerging evidence
Study Claims
| Intervention | Direction | Endpoint | Type | Population | Dosage | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| never smoking | Decreases - significantly lower hazard ratios for mortality | all-cause mortality and liver-related mortality | Human | No SLD cohort | Not Assessed | A comprehensive analysis of the impact of smoking on adverse clinical outcomes of steatotic liver diseases. |
| never smoking | Decreases - significantly lower hazard ratios for mortality | all-cause mortality and liver-related mortality | Human | MASLD cohort | Not Assessed | A comprehensive analysis of the impact of smoking on adverse clinical outcomes of steatotic liver diseases. |
| never smoking | Decreases - significantly lower hazard ratios for mortality | all-cause mortality and liver-related mortality | Human | MetALD cohort | Not Assessed | A comprehensive analysis of the impact of smoking on adverse clinical outcomes of steatotic liver diseases. |