Science. 1961 Aug 4;134(3475):339-41. doi: 10.1126/science.134.3475.339-a.
Among 167 adult male factory workers of Neapolitan parentage but of American birth or upbringing, the lean men smoked significantly more than the fat ones. Smoking was positively correlated with serum cholesterol but was not associated with morphological masculinity, blood pressure, diet, or consumption of alcohol.
在 167 名具有那不勒斯血统但出生或成长于美国的成年男性工厂工人中，瘦人吸烟量明显多于胖人。吸烟与血清胆固醇呈正相关，但与形态男性特征、血压、饮食或酒精摄入量无关。
