Smoking among people with lifetime mental illness in the U.S. 2007

Published by Statista Research Department, Mar 18, 2015
This statistic depicts the smoking prevalence among people with lifetime mental illnesses in the United States in 2007. About 61.4 percent of respondents with three or more mental illnesses are current smokers.

Smoking prevalence among people with lifetime mental illness in the United States in 2007

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March 2015

Region

United States

Survey time period

2007

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