Wave 5.5 Youth and Young Adults ages 13-19 and the PATH Study Adult Telephone Survey (PATH-ATS, ages 20+), and Wave 7.5 Youth (ages 12-17) and Young Adults (ages 18-22) Special Collection Public-use files (SCPUFs) from Wave 4.5 Youth Only Data Collection
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These strategies included funding tobacco control programs at CDC-recommended levels, increasing prices of tobacco products, implementing and enforcing comprehensive smoke-free laws and sustaining hard-hitting media campaigns." The report also concludes that because the use of e-cigarettes and hookahs is on the rise among high and middle school students, "it is critical that comprehensive tobacco control and prevention strategies for youth focus on all tobacco products, and not just cigarettes." Click here to view a larger version of the infographic
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Almost one-fifth of American adults (18 and older), or 45.3 million adults, smoke cigarettes daily or occasionally (King, Dube, Kaufmann, Shaw, & Pechacek, 2011).King, B., Dube, S., Kaufmann, R., Shaw, L., & Pechacek, T
