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Statistics

Prevalence rates for current tobacco product use, cigarette smoking cessation, and exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke/aerosol among adults in Connecticut are estimates based on data from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS).

Adult Tobacco Product Use

Adult Core-3 Tobacco Use

Adult Cigarette Smoking

Adult E-Cigarette Use

Adult Cigar Smoking

Adult Other Tobacco Use

Adult Smokeless Tobacco Use 5-year Rolling Average

Adult Cannabis and Tobacco Co-Use

Adult Cigarette Smoking Status

Adult Tobacco Cessation

Adult Secondhand Tobacco Smoke/Aerosol Exposure

Prevalence rates for current tobacco product use, cigarette smoking cessation, and exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke/aerosol among high school youth in Connecticut are estimates based on data from the Youth Tobacco Survey (YTS), the Youth Tobacco Component (YTC) of the Connecticut School Health Survey (CSHS), and Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS).

High School Youth Tobacco Product Use

High School Youth Cigarette Smoking

High School Youth E-Cigarette Use

High School Youth Vaping Cannabis

High School Youth Cigar Smoking

High School Youth Hookah Use

High School Youth Other Tobacco Use

High School Youth Cannabis and Tobacco Co-Use

High School Youth Tobacco Cessation

High School Youth Secondhand Tobacco Smoke/Aerosol Exposure