Men showed higher triglycerides than women both in the non-smoking group and in the smoker group, but this trend did not reach statistical significance, whereas smokers in both in male and female groups showed significantly increased triglycerides compared with their non-smoker counterparts ( p < 0.001 and 0.003, respectively).
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Reduced coenzyme Q(10) in female smokers and its association with lipid profile in a young healthy adult population.
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