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Current non-smoking

Current non-smoking has been studied in 1 paper since 2026: 1 observational study in people; 1 in the past year. The newest story, Oct 19, 2026: “Frailty linked to fewer healthy working years at age 50”.

Exposure

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“Higher educational attainment and current non-smoking, as well as favourable national economic and political factors, were associated with longer HWLE across frailty strata.”
Frailty and healthy working life expectancy: a multicohort modelling studyJournal of global health2026doi:10.7189/jogh.16.04338

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What is Current non-smoking linked with?

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Studies link Current non-smoking with 1 measure, most often healthy working life expectancy (1 study).

Healthy working life expectancy

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1 study

  1. Current non-smoking is associated with healthy working life expectancy in humans.

    “Higher educational attainment and current non-smoking, as well as favourable national economic and political factors, were associated with longer HWLE across frailty strata.”

    HumansAcross frailty strata

    Frailty linked to fewer healthy working years at age 50

    Journal of global health

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Journal of Global Health

Frailty linked to fewer healthy working years at age 50

Estimated healthy working life at 50 was 11.87 years in robust adults, 7.34 in pre-frail adults and 3.77 in frail adults.Estimated healthy working life at 50 was 11.87 years in robust adults, 7.34 in pre-frail adults and 3.77 in frail adults.

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