Correlates of tobacco quit attempts and cessation in the adult population of India: secondary analysis of the Global Adult Tobacco Survey, 2009–10
Background Nearly 275 million adults (15 years and above) use tobacco in India, which
contributes substantially to potentially preventable morbidity and mortality. There is good
evidence from developed country settings that use of tobacco cessation services influences
intention to quit, with a higher proportion of attempts being successful in fully quitting. There
is little evidence about cessation and quitting behaviour in the Indian context. This study
assesses the socio-demographic characteristics and cessation services used by adults i) …
contributes substantially to potentially preventable morbidity and mortality. There is good
evidence from developed country settings that use of tobacco cessation services influences
intention to quit, with a higher proportion of attempts being successful in fully quitting. There
is little evidence about cessation and quitting behaviour in the Indian context. This study
assesses the socio-demographic characteristics and cessation services used by adults i) …
Correlates of tobacco quit attempts and cessation in the adult population of India: secondary analysis of the Global Adult Tobacco Survey, 2009-10.
SS Swati Srivastava, SM Sumit Malhotra, AD Harries… - 2013 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Abstract Background: Nearly 275 million adults (15 years and above) use tobacco in India,
which contributes substantially to potentially preventable morbidity and mortality. There is
good evidence from developed country settings that use of tobacco cessation services
influences intention to quit, with a higher proportion of attempts being successful in fully
quitting. There is little evidence about cessation and quitting behaviour in the Indian context.
This study assesses the socio-demographic characteristics and cessation services used by …
which contributes substantially to potentially preventable morbidity and mortality. There is
good evidence from developed country settings that use of tobacco cessation services
influences intention to quit, with a higher proportion of attempts being successful in fully
quitting. There is little evidence about cessation and quitting behaviour in the Indian context.
This study assesses the socio-demographic characteristics and cessation services used by …
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