نتایج جستجو برای: initiation of smoking

تعداد نتایج: 21179968  

Journal: :Schizophrenia research 2005
Manuel Gurpegui José M Martínez-Ortega M Carmen Aguilar Francisco J Diaz Hernando M Quintana Jose de Leon

In a prior US study, schizophrenia vulnerability was associated with higher risk of initiating daily smoking after 20 years of age. A survival analysis of onset age of daily smoking compared 290 controls with 250 consecutive DSM-IV schizophrenia patients from outpatient facilities at an urban catchment area in Spain. After controlling for gender and education, the cumulative hazard curves for s...

2017
Duong Minh Duc Le Thi Vui Hoang Ngoc Son Hoang Van Minh

Study of smoking initiation and cessation is particularly important in adolescent population because smoking prevention and cessation at this time may prevent several health consequences later in life. There is a very limited knowledge about the determinants of smoking initiation and cessation among youths in Vietnam. This limits the development and implementation of appropriately targeted anti...

Journal: :Behavior genetics 2006
Michele L Pergadia Andrew C Heath Arpana Agrawal Kathleen K Bucholz Nicholas G Martin Pamela A F Madden

We examined early social influences across stages of smoking within the context of a twin study using an environmental exposure specific to smoking: whether twins started smoking at the same time ("simultaneous smoking initiation": SSI). We expected that SSI would be a good index of shared social influences on smoking initiation. Rates of SSI were indeed significantly higher in MZ twins and in ...

2010
Asterios Kukuvitis Marios Froudarakis Stavros Tryfon Argyris Tzouvelekis Maria Saroglou Nikolaos Karkavitsas Demosthenes Bouros

BACKGROUND Smoking and smoking cessation are considered to be associated with weight changes. We have recently shown that smoking acutely increases plasma levels of ghrelin, a known orexigenic hormone. Obestatin is a peptide encoded by the ghrelin gene, which opposes ghrelin effects on food intake. We conducted a study in adult volunteers measuring plasma levels of obestatin immediately after i...

Journal: :American journal of preventive medicine 2009
Matthew C Farrelly James Nonnemaker Kevin C Davis Altijani Hussin

BACKGROUND States and national organizations spend millions annually on antismoking campaigns aimed at youth. Much of the evidence for their effectiveness is based on cross-sectional studies. This study was designed to evaluate the effectiveness of a prominent national youth smoking-prevention campaign in the U.S. known as truth that was launched in February 2000. METHODS A nationally represe...

Journal: :Tobacco control 2001
J P Pierce E A Gilpin

OBJECTIVE To determine whether changes in news media coverage of smoking and health issues are associated with changes in smoking behaviour in the USA. DESIGN AND MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES Issue importance in the US news media is assessed by the number of articles published annually in major magazines indexed in The Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature. Annual incidence rates for cessation and...

Journal: :African health sciences 2009
I Harrabi H Chahed J Maatoug J Gaha S Essoussi H Ghannem

OBJECTIVE To identify predictors of smoking initiation among non smoking Tunisian school children; and to propose efficient antismoking strategies in order to prevent smoking initiation. METHODS It was a cohort study surveying prospectively for four years pupils attending schools in Sousse city in Tunisia. 441 non smoking pupils aged 13-15 years attending secondary schools in Sousse. Data wer...

2003
M. Christopher Auld

A key concern in policy debates over youth smoking is whether preventing children from smoking will stop them from smoking as adults or merely defer initiation into smoking. This paper estimates smoking status in late adolescence viewing smoking at age 14 as an endogenous “treatment” on subsequent smoking, an approach which disentangles causation from unobserved heterogeneity and allows the mod...

Journal: :Preventing Chronic Disease 2006
Ralph S Caraballo Sue Lin Yee Terry F Pechacek Rosemarie Henson Joseph C Gfroerer

INTRODUCTION Limited data on cigarette smoking among population subgroups hinder the development and implementation of intervention strategies for those subgroups. Because of small sample sizes or inadequate study formats, cigarette smoking among youths has been studied mostly among broad racial or ethnic categories (e.g., Asian, Hispanic) instead of subgroups (e.g., Vietnamese, Cuban). The obj...

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