keywords: carcinogen,adult,aged,article,Asian,cancer mortality,cardiovascular disease,Caucasian,chronic obstructive lung disease,cigarette smoking,controlled study,disability,ethnic difference,female,government,human,hypertension,Indian,indoor air pollution,ischemic heart disease,law,lung cancer,lung tuberculosis,major clinical study,male,mortality,Negro,occupational exposure,outcome assessment,prevalence,quantitative analysis,respiratory tract cancer,respiratory tract disease,risk assessment,sex ratio,sexually transmitted disease,smoking cessation,South Africa,stroke,unsafe sex,adolescent,age distribution,cost of illness,middle aged,race,smoking,statistics,tobacco dependence,Continental Population Groups,Humans,Sex Distribution,Tobacco Use Disorder
description:    Groenewald, Pam, Vos, Theo, Norman, Rosana <https://eprints.qut.edu.au/view/person/Norman,_Rosana.html>, Laubscher, Ria, van Walbeek, Corne, Saloojee, Yussuf, Sitas, Freddy,  & Bradshaw, Debbie   (2007)    Estimating the burden of disease attributable to smoking in South Africa in 2000.  South African Medical Journal, 97(8), pp. 674-681.    
DC.date.modified: 2017-06-22