Authors: Daniel J. Corsi, Scott A. Lear, Clara K. Chow, S. V. Subramanian, Michael H. Boyle, Koon K. Teo
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0057646
Abstract Summary
Canadian study of 19,383 adults reveals persistent smoking inequalities: 20% currently smoke, with rates varying dramatically by education (33% among least vs 11% most educated) and province (18-26%). Higher socioeconomic status linked to better quit rates. Current policies failing to address disparities.
Why Brain? ðŸ§
Study reveals persistent socioeconomic smoking inequalities across Canada, with less educated individuals 3x more likely to smoke and less likely to quit, plus significant provincial variation.
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