Based on trend data collected from 1990 to 1997 through public polling conducted by the
Canada Health Monitor, it appears that the overall prevalence of smoking in Canada is firmly …

Smoking is responsible for the highest number of avoidable illnesses and deaths in Canada.
Cigarette smoking declined considerably in the adult population between 1965 and 1986 …

Smoking behaviour has been monitored nationally through population surveys for 35 years
in Canada, but these surveys have not been as consistent or rigorous as the magnitude of …

Canada has started the new century by marking its lowest overall smoking rate since
monitoring began in 1965. Results from the Canadian Tobacco Use Monitoring Survey …

Smoking prevalence Page 33 Health Reports, Spring 1998, Vol. 9, No. 4 Statistics Canada,
Catalogue 82-003-XPB ............................................. Smoking prevalence, quit attempts and …

Eighteen percent of American adults were cigarette smokers in 2012, according to a report
released last week by the National Center for Health Statistics, down from 18.9 percent the …

Data on smoking prevalence since 1974 are presented for the United States, Canada, Great
Britain, Australia, Norway and Sweden. During this period, sex-specific prevalence has …

The article discusses the factors affecting the decline in the prevalence of smoking in
Canada based on the Canadian Community Health Survey. The sharpest decline was …

“Absolutely, we can do better than 25%,” says Francis Thompson, a policy analyst with the
association.“In Sweden the rate is less than 20%, in California it's 18% and in …