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Background
The relationship of cotinine‐verified vs self‐reported smoking status with the incidence of metabolic syndrome (MetS) is not known. This study investigated the effect of urinary cotinine‐verified vs self‐reported smoking status on incident MetS.
Methods
In all, 47 379 participants without MetS enrolled in the Kangbuk Samsung Health Study and Kangbuk Samsung Cohort Study between 2011...
No study has reported the relationship between cotinine-verified and self-reported smoking status with metabolic syndrome (MetS).This study was performed to evaluate the relationship between urinary cotinine-verified and self-reported smoking status with MetS and determine the effects of unobserved smokers on MetS in Korean adults.A total of 116,094 individuals (66,875 men and 49,219 women) with mean...
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