Smoking in the United States

In 2012 CDC reported that 18.1% of U.S. adults smoke.^[1]

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Health

Health effects of tobacco (Nicotine poisoning Nicotine withdrawal) Passive smoking Third-hand smoke Prevalence of tobacco consumption Schizophrenia and smoking Sidestream smoke Smokeless tobacco keratosis Smoker's face Smoker's melanosis Stomatitis nicotina Smoking age Smoking and male infertility Smoking cessation Tobacco-Free Pharmacies Tobacco packaging warning messages WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control Protocol to Eliminate Illicit Trade in Tobacco Products World No Tobacco Day Youth smoking

Women and smoking	Breastfeeding difficulties Breast cancer Cervical cancer Menopause Ptosis of the breast Smoking and female infertility Smoking and pregnancy

Inflight smoking List of smoking bans Smoking bans in private vehicles Tobacco-Free College Campuses

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