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Brinkman Index (Smoking Index)

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This calculates the effects of smoking on the human body (Brinkman Index).
Number of cigarettes smoked per day
cigarettes
Number of years smoked
Year
Brinkman Index 
Risk Factor 

Calculation Formula


  • Brinkman Index = Number of cigarettes smoked per day × Number of years smoked


Assessment


  • 400 or higher: Risk of lung cancer

  • 600 or higher: High risk of lung cancer

  • 1200 or higher: High risk of pharyngeal cancer



Since the amounts of tar and nicotine vary by cigarette brand, the Brinkman Index is a fairly rough indicator.

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