Healthy People 2000: National Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Objectives : Full Report, with Commentary, Volume 434 |
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In 1987 , smoking prevalence for the entire population aged 20 and older was 29 percent . Projection of the 1974 through 1985 trend suggests that smoking prevalence will be 22 percent in the year 2000.
In 1987 , smoking prevalence for the entire population aged 20 and older was 29 percent . Projection of the 1974 through 1985 trend suggests that smoking prevalence will be 22 percent in the year 2000.
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No reliable national estimates of smoking prevalence among Asian Americans are available , although surveys have been conducted in a few geographic regions . Smoking prevalence among new immigrant Asian groups may be high , consistent ...
No reliable national estimates of smoking prevalence among Asian Americans are available , although surveys have been conducted in a few geographic regions . Smoking prevalence among new immigrant Asian groups may be high , consistent ...
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reduce , but does not eliminate , the exposure of nonsmokers to environmental tobacco 53.57 smoke . ... airways obstruction.32 85 55 An increasing number of employers have instituted policies to control smoking in the workplace .
reduce , but does not eliminate , the exposure of nonsmokers to environmental tobacco 53.57 smoke . ... airways obstruction.32 85 55 An increasing number of employers have instituted policies to control smoking in the workplace .
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