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Queensland Health
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| Title | Lung cancer: Still a significant problem among Queensland men & an increasing problem among Queensland women |
| Description | The available evidence suggests that in Queensland, as the rest of Australia, young women & especially teenage girls are taking up smoking at rates similar to, if not higher than, those for young males. |
| Target Audience | All |
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Search Information
| Subject Key Words: | Health Subject Keywords: Target Groups:- Not used, Health Issue:- Cancer, Health service:- Epidemiology and surveillance, Non Health Service:- Not used Controlled Vocabulary source Free Text Lungs, smoking, Queensland Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH): Lungs-Cancer-Queensland Lung cancer-Queensland Smoking-Health aspects-Queensland |
| Language Code: | English-Australia |
| Function: | Health Care Provision of Health Care Services |
Publishing Information
| QHEPS Reference No: | 5927 |
| Version: | 1 |
| Version Date: | 04-09-2000 |
| Format: | Portable Data Format |
| Location of Text or Other source: | Records Management File Number - |
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| Access Level: | Available to: Unrestricted Access - Public, Government and Queensland Health |
| Author Details: | Epidemiology Services Unit
Micheal Coory (07) 323 40379 |
| Publisher Details: | Information and Business Management Branch
Health Information Centre (07) 323 40379 |
| Authorisation by: | Deputy Director-General (Policy and Outcomes) |
| Effective Date: | 04-09-2000 |
| Review Date: | 30-08-2001 |
| Reviewing Officer or Position: | Epidemiology Services Unit |
| Copyright Notice: | Copyright, State of Queensland, Queensland Department of Health - 2000 |
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