Results of a survey of high school adolescents and secondary specialized institutions on the smoking status and preferred smoking methods

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Survey reveals smoking prevalence of 15.9% in adolescents, indicating family and social factors impact tobacco use.

Smoking prevalence among adolescents was 15.9%, indicating a significant public health concern.
The study showed that adolescents with smoking parents had a higher incidence of tobacco use and respiratory diseases.
Motives for smoking included 84.1% curiosity and social influences, highlighting the role of environmental factors.
Secondary specialized students smoked more frequently at 21.2% compared to 11.5% of school students, indicating differing exposure.

Peredelskaya et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Survey reveals smoking prevalence of 15.9% in adolescents, indicating family and social factors impact tobacco use.

Smoking prevalence among adolescents was 15.9%, indicating a significant public health concern.
The study showed that adolescents with smoking parents had a higher incidence of tobacco use and respiratory diseases.
Motives for smoking included 84.1% curiosity and social influences, highlighting the role of environmental factors.
Secondary specialized students smoked more frequently at 21.2% compared to 11.5% of school students, indicating differing exposure.

Peredelskaya et al. (2025) studied this question.

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