The underlying assumption is that even if no one in a particular population of people smoked, there would still be a certain small number of lung cancer deaths, and it is possible to know what that small number would be by, for example, looking at the lung cancer mortality rate among nonsmokers from the CPS-II
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The questions have you ever been a regular smoker? and are you a regular smoker now? were then used in combination with how old were you when you started smoking regularly? and how old were you when you stopped smoking? to determine whether participants had ever been a regular smoker at the time of their most recent hospital separation (ever smoked) and whether they were regular smokers at the time of their most recent separation (current smoking) (further details and an illustration provided in Figure S1)