First, in several countries, including Finland, the prevalence of smoking has clearly declined among men, whereas no decline or even an increasing trend has been observed in women [ 7 ].
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Are coronary event rates declining slower in women than in men - evidence from two population-based myocardial infarction registers in Finland?
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In CVDR data the decline in mortality was also smaller in women than in men, while in FINAMI data this difference did not reach statistical significance.
Similar modelling in the FINAMI data produced results that were generally consistent with the findings in the CVDR, but the year by gender by age group <55 interaction failed to reach statistical significance, probably due to the small amount of MI events in women aged <55 years in the FINAMI data.