Statistical analyses of demographics and relationships between clinical characters and odors Demographics and relationships between clinical characters and odors were analyzed using t-tests for continuous data with normal distribution, MannWhitney U test or KruskalWallis test for non-parametric variables, and Fishers exact test for classified data using the SPSS Statistics 20.0 (IBM Corp., Armonk, NY, USA)
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We thought we were so cool, so rebellious, a bunch of little adults in oversized jackets, chasing a fleeting moment of calm
One in four high school students in New York City smokes on a regular basis, and the majority of smokers begin the habit before their 18th birthday