<p>AOR – adjusted odds ratio; age, gender, socio-economic status, alcohol consumption (same covariates as used in smoking prevalence model) has been controlled in the multivariate logistic regression model.</p
We investigated differences in smoking prevalence between urban and non-urban area of residence in s...
National level smoke-free legislation is implemented to protect the public from exposure to second-h...
Data on smoking prevalence since 1974 are presented for the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Au...
a<p>Sample losses were due to places that had either closed or changed type by the time of observati...
INTRODUCTION: Exposure to secondhand smoke causes premature death and disease in non-smokers and ind...
AimsThis study aimed to determine the impact of correlates on tobacco control/smoke-free status of h...
(1) Background: Smoking restrictions have been shown to be associated with reduced smoking, but ther...
<p>Prevalence rates of tobacco use, cigarette smoking and smokeless tobacco use by selected covariat...
Comprehensive smoke-free legislation covering all enclosed public places and workplaces was implemen...
National level smoke-free legislation is implemented to protect the public from exposure to second-h...
Comprehensive smoke-free legislation covering all enclosed public places and workplaces was implemen...
a<p>Represents the percent change in prevalence due to a particular policy or all policies relative ...
Objective To evaluate the correlation between the implementation of tobacco control policies, partic...
<p>Smoking prevalence by age; Effects of each scenario in the Netherlands (maximum version, panels a...
Introduction Ample evidence shows that implementation of smoke-free policies can significantly reduc...
We investigated differences in smoking prevalence between urban and non-urban area of residence in s...
National level smoke-free legislation is implemented to protect the public from exposure to second-h...
Data on smoking prevalence since 1974 are presented for the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Au...
a<p>Sample losses were due to places that had either closed or changed type by the time of observati...
INTRODUCTION: Exposure to secondhand smoke causes premature death and disease in non-smokers and ind...
AimsThis study aimed to determine the impact of correlates on tobacco control/smoke-free status of h...
(1) Background: Smoking restrictions have been shown to be associated with reduced smoking, but ther...
<p>Prevalence rates of tobacco use, cigarette smoking and smokeless tobacco use by selected covariat...
Comprehensive smoke-free legislation covering all enclosed public places and workplaces was implemen...
National level smoke-free legislation is implemented to protect the public from exposure to second-h...
Comprehensive smoke-free legislation covering all enclosed public places and workplaces was implemen...
a<p>Represents the percent change in prevalence due to a particular policy or all policies relative ...
Objective To evaluate the correlation between the implementation of tobacco control policies, partic...
<p>Smoking prevalence by age; Effects of each scenario in the Netherlands (maximum version, panels a...
Introduction Ample evidence shows that implementation of smoke-free policies can significantly reduc...
We investigated differences in smoking prevalence between urban and non-urban area of residence in s...
National level smoke-free legislation is implemented to protect the public from exposure to second-h...
Data on smoking prevalence since 1974 are presented for the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Au...
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