Tag: Tobacco: Cigarette Smoking
U.S. Smoking Rate Reaches All-Time Low
Smoking bans, increased prices, and a lack of social acceptability are among reasons for the decline in traditional tobacco use
E-Cigarette Use in Young Teens Tied to Later Tobacco Cigarette Use
Findings for any tobacco smoking and more frequent smoking seen among both U.S. and U.K. teens
Disparities Seen in Declines in Smoking Prevalence
Slower rates of decline seen for Black and Hispanic young adults and those with less formal education
Smoking Independently Tied to Higher Risk for Psoriasis
However, based on genetic analysis, smoking may not be a causal factor of psoriasis
2016 to 2021 Saw Decline in Percentage of Pregnant Women Smoking
Percent of mothers who smoked cigarettes during pregnancy declined from 7.2 to 4.6 percent, with declines seen across age, race/Hispanic origin groups
Current Smokers at Breast Cancer Diagnosis Face Higher Death Risk
Associations strongest for all-cause mortality in Black women with greater pack-years of smoking
Smoking in Middle Age Linked to Subjective Cognitive Decline
Graded association observed between smoking and subjective cognitive decline, with greatest prevalence seen for current smokers
One in Seven Dual Users Continue Using Both Tobacco Products
However, early electronic cigarette quitters plus stable cigarette use was the most common trajectory in 41.6 percent of participants
Smoking Duration, Intensity Tied to Bladder Cancer Recurrence
Pipes, cigars, e-cigarettes, or marijuana not tied to recurrence risk
Use of Menthol Cigarettes Up in U.S. Adults From 2008 to 2020
Among cigarette smokers, menthol use most common among Black and Hispanic adults, younger adults
