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In other terms, when compared with people who don't smoke, women who smoke about one cigarette per day have a 57% higher risk of heart disease and a 31% higher risk of for stroke (or 119% and 46% when allowing for multiple confounders)

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This research was produced in collaboration with Hristio Boytchev of The British Medical Journal and John Hansen of the Danish newspaper Politiken, with support from Journalismfund Europe.