Relative Index of Inequality (RII) for specific causes of death in men and women.

*stratified by centre of recruitment and age; †including smoking status at recruitment (never smoker, former smoker ≥10 years, former smoker <10 years, former smoker unknown, current smoker <15 cigarettes/day, 15–24 cigarettes/day, ≥25 cigarettes/day) and stratified by centre of recruitment; ‡ including smoking status at recruitment (as in †) and BMI in 2.5 kg/m2 categories (<20.0; 20.1–22.5; 22.6–25.0; 25.1–22.5; 22.6–30.0; 30.1–32.5; 32.6–35.0; 35.1–37.5; ≥37.6) and stratified by centre of recruitment; ** including smoking status at recruitment and BMI (as in ‡) and alcohol consumption at recruitment (g/day, in deciles of distribution), leisure physical activity (inactive, moderately active, active, and unknown), and fruit and vegetables consumption; ††models including smoking are adjusted for smoking status at recruitment as a categorical variable (never, current, or former smoker); age at the start of, and duration of, smoking (in years) as continuous variables; a linear and a quadratic term for current quantity smoked (number of cigarettes per day); and two interaction terms between duration and quantity and between age at start and duration; ‡‡ never smoker only.