Increased E-Cigarette Use Prevalence Is Associated with Decreased Smoking Prevalence Among US Adults
July 22, 2024 by biomedcentral.com
Increased E-Cigarette Use Prevalence Is Associated with Decreased Smoking Prevalence Among US Adults
The study analyzed smoking trends in the US adult population during the e-cigarette era and found discrepancies between observed and expected smoking prevalence, with the latter being lower. These discrepancies were more pronounced in subpopulations with higher e-cigarette use, especially younger adults. The research suggests (...)
19.30% of the adult population are current smokers. There are approximately 52.1 million current smokers in United States 22.90% of men are current smokers but only 15.80% of women.
SOURCE: GSTHR
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