Smoking in Italy 2007, with a Focus on the Young

Amy K. Ferketich; Silvano Gallus; Nicholas Iacobelli; Piergiorgio Zuccaro; Paolo Colombo; Carlo La Vecchia

doi:10.1177/030089160809400603

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The smoking prevalence is the lowest estimate reported since 1957, and the gap between men and women has diminished. Compared to earlier birth cohorts, the lower current estimate among younger adults suggests that the rates will decrease in the future.

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