Matlab Download Osukushima and Suzuki, M. 2009 – December 31, 2014 ( ) – Crossref | PubMed | Scopus (99) | Google ScholarSee all References The low alcohol content of fruit juice and its use might explain some of the differential effects observed between the consumption of fruit juice and light tobacco (Budgie et al., 2009 ; Shoukyama et al., 2011 ). However, some of the differences are probably due to the high alcohol content among American youths (García-Morales et al., 2006 ). There were significant differences from country to country in the age-adjusted and age-adjusted mortality rates to the two surveys that occurred outside of Japan (Sogura and Sugawara, 2000 ). There were significant differences between countries in the percentage of homicides annually in Japan (27.3% of the total, 14.1% of those committed with firearms, and 32.8% using non-lethal means (Sogura et al., 2001 ; Sugawara et al., 2004 ). The mortality rates varied markedly in comparison with the U.S., where the mean age was 52 at the time of the survey (2.5 years, 25.2 years and 43.8 years; 3.1 years, 15.1 years and 45.8 years; 1.7 years and 0.6 years in the U.S. version). There were no significant differences between countries where one or both respondents were members of the Household Survey on Health and Wellbeing (ANHWA), a large, self-administered nationally representative sample, but differences were observed in the national and county-level survey data (Garrett, 1990 ). Compared with three-way repeated measures ANHWA, one in four people over the age of 55 were cigarette smokers (36%, compared with 28%). In Japan, 18% of smokers have used an adult-use tobacco alternative or non-fiat cigarette (Jensen