We observed no obvious sex difference in the association between tobacco use and HDL-C concentrations (Table S1)
Differences in prevalence across age, sex, race and ethnicity, and education persisted across the years
These are most often related to lifestyle and include: Drinking alcohol
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Smokeless tobacco use: People who use tobacco products such as snuff, chewing, or snorting are 50 times more likely to develop cancer of the gums, cheeks, and lining of the lips
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