probably -- have you looked at the Minnesota People? They have a lot addiction.
Let's get serious. Is there a twin control study for smoking and lung cancer?
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Apparently, someone made an entire dataset just to test this!http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1046/j.1365-2796.2002.01032.x/full …
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Not quite. No new study cited since 1988. More must have died now, so more data needed.
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But other studies: http://ije.oxfordjournals.org/content/25/3/554.short … https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/amg-acta-geneticae-medicae-et-gemellologiae-twin-research/article/cigarette-smoking-as-a-cause-of-lung-cancer-and-coronary-heart-disease-a-study-of-smoking-discordant-twin-pairs/D03EB2C171E660BDF2116432ABDC7C8C … But no follow-up from the STR it seems.
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Yes, a few. All yield non-conclusive results due to low power.
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Not true. Every one was in the expected direction and some were fairly high powered. In addition, STR has more data now.
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Soooo, RCTs for stopping smoking produce inconsistent results with MZ control which are consistent with all other literature.
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Without looking these are the only two I have https://goo.gl/C3ceHC https://goo.gl/WkAawn
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See the replies, I found a couple.
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