Additional file 1 of Relationship of tobacco smoking to cause-specific mortality: contemporary estimates from Australia

Additional file 1: Table S1. Previous estimates of smoking attributable deaths in Australia. Table S2. Exposure definitions. Table S3. Outcome definitions. Table S4. Definitions used for history of diseases. Table S5. Adjustments for potential confounding and modelling strategy. Table S6. Calculation of smoking-attributable fractions. Table S7. Risk of death from common causes for current and past versus never smoking. Table S8. Risk of death from selected causes by age and sex for current and past versus never smoking. Table S9. Sex specific HRs, where interaction between sex and smoking status was identified in main analysis. Table S10. Smoking patterns at resurvey by smoking status at recruitment. Table S11. Hazard ratios for current versus never smoking: Sensitivity analysis, with additional adjustment for BMI. Table S12. Hazard ratios for current and past versus never smoking: Sensitivity analysis, with additional adjustment for physical activity tertile. Table S13. Deaths, death rates and hazard ratios for current and past versus never smoking: Sensitivity analysis broadening the definition of “current smoking”. Table S14. Deaths, death rates and hazard ratios for deaths from diseases of the respiratory system, with varying exclusions for respiratory diseases at baseline. Table S15. Deaths, death rates and hazard ratios for current versus never smoking: Sensitivity analysis using pack-years of smoking as the exposure. Table S16. Hazard ratios for current versus never smoking: Sensitivity analysis excluding heavy drinkers (≥ 15 drinks/week), for causes for which alcohol is an important risk factor. Table S17. Estimates of smoking attributable deaths in Australia, by age group and sex, 2019. Table S18. Estimates of smoking-attributable fractions of death for current and past smoking, by age and sex. Table S19. Estimates of smoking-attributable fractions using within-study versus population prevalence of smoking.