Smoking prevalence

Smoking is the most significant modifiable risk factor for cancer.

Prevention/smoking prevalence indicators

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Prevention/smoking prevalence indicators

Smoking prevalence - adolescents

In 2015, tobacco was the leading cause of cancer in Australia.^{3, 4} About 90% (Australian men) and 65% (Australian women) of lung cancers are attributable to tobacco s

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Smoking prevalence - adults

It is estimated that almost 20,500 deaths in 2018, or more than one in every 8 deaths in Australia is attributable to tobacco use.³ Lung cancer accounted for almost t

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Prevention/smoking prevalence indicators

Prevention/smoking prevalence indicators

Smoking prevalence - adolescents

Smoking prevalence - adults

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