Person years HRs and associated 95% CIs by sex, categories of BMI and various tobacco habits, MCS, India.

<p>Abbreviation: MCS, mumbai cohort study; TB, tuberculosis; HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval; BMI, body mass index  =  weight (kg)/height (m)².</p>*<p>adjusted for age, education, religion, and mother tongue; note that all hazard ratios significantly different from the referent are denoted by the use of bold font.</p>†<p>excluding deaths occurring in the first two years to reduce effect of weight loss or smoking cessation due to symptoms of disease.</p>‡<p>includes all types of smokeless tobacco products.</p>§<p>may include smokers plus mixed (smoking and smokeless) users.</p>#<p>may include bidi plus cigarette smokers; presented only adjusted HRs.</p

Flow diagram of house-to-house follow-up of the study participants, Mumbai Cohort Study, India.

<p>Flow diagram of house-to-house follow-up of the study participants, Mumbai Cohort Study, India.</p

Summary of Descriptive Data by gender, MCS, India.

<p>Abbreviation: MCS, mumbai cohort study; TB, tuberculosis; yr, year; BMI, body mass index  =  weight (kg)/height (m)².</p>§<p>may include smokers plus mixed (smoking and smokeless) users.</p>#<p>may include bidi plus cigarette smokers.</p

Study schema: Mumbai Worksite Tobacco Control Study.

<p>Study schema: Mumbai Worksite Tobacco Control Study.</p

Characteristics of the worksites assigned to the intervention condition: Mumbai Worksite Tobacco Control Study.

<p>Characteristics of the worksites assigned to the intervention condition: Mumbai Worksite Tobacco Control Study.</p

Adaptation process: Core steps for translation.

<p>Adaptation process: Core steps for translation.</p

Order in which poly smokeless tobacco users started using different products.

<p>*Women who initiated the use of two smokeless tobacco products in the same year/age</p><p>Order in which poly smokeless tobacco users started using different products.</p

Factors associated with poly smokeless tobacco use by selected background characteristics among women in Mumbai.

<p>Factors associated with poly smokeless tobacco use by selected background characteristics among women in Mumbai.</p

Mean difference in exposure to number of types of tobacco by different components of personal network and type of smokeless tobacco user.

<p>* Individual score ranges from 0–5 and overall score ranges from 0–25</p><p>^$ t-test for difference between means</p><p>Mean difference in exposure to number of types of tobacco by different components of personal network and type of smokeless tobacco user.</p