Published Apr 13, 2009
stellina615
146 Posts
I'm working on a clinical case management project for school and came across this article. I started laughing out loud when I read this sentence. Does anyone else think the latter part of the sentence could be rephrased to be a bit more clear?
"Although men are still more likely to smoke than women, {25%
vs. 20.2%, respectively), cigarette smoking appears to
be more hazardous to women's cardiovascular health than men."
Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing
Vol, 20, No. 6, pp 433-441 | © 2005 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.
HonestRN
454 Posts
Good one. Took me reading it twice before I got it. Though I am still unsure which is worse for women's cardiovascular health: men or smoking. Ha ha ha :chuckle
BelleKat, BSN, RN
284 Posts
Oh I think men are much more hazardous!:lol_hitti
morte, LPN, LVN
7,015 Posts
yeah, took a second look, or at least 1.5...lol.....miranda should love this one......is this in a peer reviewed and properly edited journal???
I'm pretty sure that the Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing is peer reviewed. Properly edited? That may be a different story :)
Indeed!