A snapshot of smokers after lung and colorectal cancer diagnosis.
A snapshot of smokers after lung and colorectal cancer diagnosis.
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DOI:
10.1002/cncr.26545
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发表时间:
2012-06-15
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影响因子:
6.2
通讯作者:
Keating NL
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作者:
Park ER;Japuntich SJ;Rigotti NA;Traeger L;He Y;Wallace RB;Malin JL;Zallen JP;Keating NL
Continued smoking after cancer diagnosis may adversely affect treatment effectiveness, subsequent cancer risk, and survival. The prevalence of continued smoking following cancer diagnosis is understudied. In the multi-regional Cancer Care Outcomes Research and Surveillance cohort (lung cancer [N=2456], colorectal cancer [N=3063]), we examined smoking rates at diagnosis and 5 months following diagnosis and factors associated with continued smoking. 90.2% of lung and 54.8% of colorectal cancer patients reported ever smoking. At diagnosis, 38.7% of lung cancer and 13.7% of colorectal cancer patients were smoking; 14.2% of lung cancer and 9.0% of colorectal cancer patients were smoking 5 months post-diagnosis. Factors associated with continued smoking among non-metastatic lung cancer patients were: Medicare, other public/unspecified insurance, not having chemotherapy, not having surgery, prior cardiovascular disease, lower body mass index, lower emotional support, and higher ever daily smoking rates (all p<.05). Factors independently associated with continued smoking among non-metastatic colorectal cancer patients were male sex, high school education, being uninsured, not having surgery, and higher ever daily smoking rates (all p<.05). Following diagnosis, a substantial minority of lung and colorectal cancer patients continue smoking. Lung cancer patients had higher rates of smoking at diagnosis and following diagnosis; colorectal cancer patients were less likely to quit smoking following diagnosis. Factors associated with continued smoking differed between the two groups. Future smoking cessation efforts should examine differences by cancer type, particularly when comparing cancers for which smoking is a well established risk factor versus cancers for which it is not.
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