Lung cancer mortality and years of potential life lost among males and females over six decades in a country with high smoking prevalence: an observational study

Table 2 Lung cancer mortality and years of potential life lost

	Trend 1			Trend 2			Trend 3			Trend 4			Trend 5
	Years	APC	CI	Years	APC	CI	Years	APC	CI	Years	APC	CI	Years	APC	CI
Mortality rate per year
Women	1952–1960	3.3*	2.5 – 4.0	1960–1964	7.9*	4.3 – 11.6	1964–1972	−0.2	−1.1 – 0.7	1972–1987	3.6*	3.3 – 3.9	1987–2012	2.5*	2.4 – 2.7
Men	1952–1963	7.2*	6.9 – 7.5	1963–1968	2.3*	0.9 – 3.7	1968–1985	0.5*	0.3 – 0.6	1985–2006	−1.1*	−1.2 – -1.0	2006–2012	0.2	−0.5 – 0.9
Lung cancer death cases/all death cases per year
Women	1952–1960	3.0*	2.0 – 4.0	1960–1964	7.6*	3.0 – 12.3	1964–1970	−3.2*	−5.1 – -1.3	1970–2012	3.6*	3.5 – 3.6
Men	1952–1964	5.9*	5.5 – 6.2	1964–1969	0.2	−1.5 – 2.0	1969–1979	2.1*	1.5 – 2.6	1979–2001	0.9*	0.7 – 1.0	2001–2012	−0.4*	−0.8 – -0.0
Years of potential life lost
Women	1952–1960	1.1*	0.2 – 2.0	1960–1964	−3.6	−7.3 – 0.3	1964–1978	−0.6*	−1.0 – -0.2	1978–1997	2.9*	2.6 – 3.1	1997–2012	0.8*	0.4 – 1.1
Men	1952–1959	−2.1*	−3.2– -0.9	1959–1978	−5.1*	−5.4 – -4.8	1978–1989	6.4*	5.7 – 7.1	1989–2006	−1.0*	−1.4 – -0.7	2006–2012	1.4	−0.1 – 2.9
Taxed tobacco products
	1952–1971	3.5*	3.3–3.8	1971–1989	−0.7*	−1.0 – -0.3	1989–1993	−4.1	−12.5 – 5.2	1993–2001	0.6	−0.6 – 1.8	2001-2012	−3.4*	−4.0 – -2.8

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