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Table 1 Trends in current smoking rates, cessation rates and smoking intensity by gender from 2012 to 2018

From: Trends in the distribution of socioeconomic inequalities in smoking and cessation: evidence among adults aged 18 ~ 59 from China Family Panel Studies data

 

Year

2012

2014

2016

2018

Men

    

Current smoking rate

61.16 (60.24 to 62.09)

57.34 (56.37 to 58.31)

57.15 (56.17 to 58.12)

57.88 (56.87 to 58.89)

Cessation rate

17.55 (16.71 to 18.38)

21.61 (20.36 to 22.86)

24.45 (23.48 to 25.43)

24.08 (23.08 to 25.08)

Smoking intensity

16.71 (16.47 to 16.95)

16.26 (16.01 to 16.52)

16.14 (15.88 to 16.40)

15.49 (15.24 to 15.75)

Women

    

Current smoking rate

2.30 (2.02 to 2.58)

2.30 (2.01 to 2.59)

2.46 (2.15 to 2.77)

2.52 (2.20 to 2.85)

Cessation rate

39.44 (34.81 to 44.07)

40.28 (34.04 to 46.51)

42.08 (37.00 to 47.16)

48.39 (43.36 to 53.43)

Smoking intensity

13.39 (12.26 to 14.53)

12.30 (11.14 to 13.45)

11.26 (10.23 to 12.29)

11.01 (9.78 to 12.24)

Total

    

Current smoking rate

30.82 (30.21 to 31.43)

29.39 (28.76 to 30.01)

29.79 (29.15 to 30.44)

31.02 (30.34 to 31.70)

Cessation rate

18.68 (17.85 to 19.51)

22.57 (21.33 to 23.80)

25.39 (24.42 to 26.36)

25.47 (24.48 to 26.46)

Smoking intensity

16.59 (16.35 to 16.82)

16.11 (15.86 to 16.35)

15.94 (15.69 to 16.19)

15.32 (15.06 to 15.57)

  1. The current smoking rates and cessation rates are percentages, and smoking intensity was measured by the average number of cigarettes consumed (cigs/day per capita). All of the values were adjusted by individual nonresponse and cross-sectional weights.