Smoking and Its Correlates among Preadolescent Children in France

Sasco, Annie J.; Laforest, Laurent; Benhaı̈m-Luzon, Véronique; Poncet, M.; Little, Ruth E.

doi:10.1006/pmed.2001.0980

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“…Various studies have found that smoking is closely associated with gender, with male smoking prevalence is higher than that of female smokers. 6 -8,24 The result of this study was similar with those reported elsewhere, with the very low female smoking prevalence (0.9%) while that of male smokers was 34.7%. Kumar et al, 7 Li et al, 24 and Sasco et al 8 reported that older age was associated with a higher prevalence of smoking.…”

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“…Lower educational level was found to be correlated to the status of more frequently smoking, as reported by many studies. 7,8,24,26 However, this study showed a reversed result that no significant association was found between smoking status and educational level of smokers.…”

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confidence: 58%

“…The highest smoking prevalence belongs to the Western Pacific, with 48.5% adult male aged 15 years or older (15+) smoking, while the highest adult female aged 15+ smoking belongs to Europe (19.3%). 5 It is reported that 1 Hanoi University of Public Health, Hanoi, Vietnam various factors associated with tobacco smoking, including gender (male sex), [6][7][8] older age, occupation and educational level, 7,8 drinking alcohol, 7,8 and insufficient physical activities. 7 Smoking is socially accepted in Vietnam 9 and the country ranks among one of the top 15 countries with the highest smoking prevalence among adult men.…”

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Prevalence of Smoking and Associated Factors: Evidence From the CHILILAB Demographic Surveillance System in Vietnam

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Long

Son

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Asia Pac J Public Health

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This study analyzed secondary data from Chi Linh Health and Demographic Surveillance System (CHILILAB) database to identify smoking prevalence and associated demographic factors. Data were extracted from the database of the CHILILAB 2016, which included information on individual smoking behaviors, as well as individual and household demographic data. Descriptive and binary logistic regression analyses were performed with significance level of 0.05. The smoking prevalences were 34.7%, 0.9%, and 16.1% for men, women, and both genders, respectively. A total of 78.2% of current smokers smoked daily inside their houses. Lower smoking status was associated with younger age, being student, rich, and/or single. Future efforts should not only spend on further reduction of smoking rate in Chi Linh Town but should also pay special attention on reducing the prevalence of in-home smoking. This will help to decrease the risk of nonsmokers being exposed to secondhand smoke in their home environment.

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Prevalence of Smoking and Associated Factors: Evidence From the CHILILAB Demographic Surveillance System in Vietnam

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“…Another study found similar results, with 39% of the girls and 25% of the boys from a sample of 743 adolescents aged 12-15 years, reporting having smoked cigarettes in the past 12 months (Whitbeck, Yu, McChargue & Crawford, 2009). We can also find evidence at earlier ages (9-11 years) of significant rates of preadolescents who had smoked at least one cigarette (12.3%) or had smoked within the previous 30 days (5.1%) (Sasco, Laforest, Benhaı¨m-Luzon, Poncet & Little, 2002).…”

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Prevalence and predictors of alcohol and tobacco consumption in adolescence. [Preval y factores de predic. de los comport. de riesgo en la adolesc.: el papel de la condición de peso, condic. clínica y dimensiones psicosoc.]

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Título: Prevalencia y factores de predicción de los consumos de alcohol y tabaco en la adolescencia: el papel de la condición de peso, de la condición clínica y de las dimensiones psicosociales Resumen: El objetivo de este estudio ha sido examinar la prevalencia de consumo de alcohol y tabaco en adolescentes (N = 370) con edades comprendidas entre 14 y 19 años en tres grupos: 205 adolescentes con peso normal, 82 adolescentes de la comunidad con el exceso de peso u obesidad, y 83 adolescentes con exceso de peso u obesidad y en el tratamiento ambulatorio para el control de peso. También se examinaron los roles de edad, género, peso, condición de tratamiento y las variables psicosociales (los sín-tomas psicopatológicos, el apoyo social y las habilidades emocionales) en la presencia de estos consumos. Nuestros principales hallazgos fueron que el grupo clínico de los adolescentes con sobrepeso tenían menos conductas de riesgo, que en el grupo de la comunidad de sobrepeso y los controles de peso normal, sobre todo para las conductas de riesgo relacionadas con el consumo de alcohol. La mayor edad y una menor satisfacción con la familia predijeron el consumo de tabaco. La mayor edad, la no asistencia a un tratamiento para el control del peso y una mayor satisfacción con las relaciones intimas predijeron el consumo de alcohol. El peso no fue un factor de predicción de consumo de alcohol y tabaco. Este estudio analiza las implicaciones teóricas y prácticas de estos hallazgos. Palabras clave: Tabaco; alcohol; sobrepeso; adolescencia. Abstract:The aim of this study was to examine the prevalence of alcohol/tobacco consumption among adolescents (N = 370) aged 14 to 19 years in three groups: 205 adolescents with normal weight, 82 adolescents from the community with overweight or obesity, and 83 adolescents with overweight or obesity and in outpatient treatment for weight control. We also examined the roles of age, gender, weight, treatment condition, and psychosocial variables (psychopathological symptoms, social support, and emotional skills) in the presence of those risk behaviors. Our major findings were that the clinical group of overweight adolescents had fewer risk behaviors, than the overweight community group and the normal weight controls, particularly for risk behaviors related to alcohol use. The increase of age and lower satisfaction with family predicted tobacco consumption. The increase of age, not being integrated in a treatment for weight control and higher satisfaction with intimate relationships predicted alcohol consumption. Weight status was not a predictor of alcohol and cigarette use. This study discusses the theoretical and practical implications of these findings.

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“…Another possible reason for the positive association is that engaging in physical activities may provide increased opportunities for group gathering that can lead to smoking initiation [42]. Burke et al offered an explanation on young Australian men, members of a sports club, participating in social activities where binge drinking and tobacco use commonly occur, suggesting a positive association between physical activity and smoking [39].…”

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Association of the Use of a Heated Tobacco Product with Perceived Stress, Physical Activity, and Internet Use in Korean Adolescents: A 2018 National Survey

Lee

Park

2019

IJERPH

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The awareness and use of the recently introduced heated product in the global tobacco market is rapidly increasing. Few studies have investigated the association of this product’s use with health-related factors. To examine the association of the heated tobacco product (HTP)’s use with perceived stress, physical activity, and internet use, we analyzed data from the Korea Youth Risk Behavior Survey using multinomial logistic regression models. The participants included 60,040 students from middle school and high school. There were significant associations between high perceived stress and cigarette use only, dual use of cigarette and e-cigarette, triple use of cigarette, e-cigarette, and HTP; a negative association between HTP’s use and perceived stress; positive association between physical activity and tobacco use; and not using the internet significantly increased the odds of use of all types of tobacco products. A smoking prevention program, tailored to meet the needs of different types of tobacco product users, is recommended. A program aimed at not only increasing awareness of perceived risk but also decreasing perceived benefits of risky behaviors, should also be considered. Further research using a longitudinal design to test the causal relationship of tobacco product use with perceived stress, physical activity, and internet use is warranted.

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Smoking and Its Correlates among Preadolescent Children in France

Cited by 12 publications

References 32 publications

Prevalence of Smoking and Associated Factors: Evidence From the CHILILAB Demographic Surveillance System in Vietnam

Prevalence of Smoking and Associated Factors: Evidence From the CHILILAB Demographic Surveillance System in Vietnam

Prevalence and predictors of alcohol and tobacco consumption in adolescence. [Preval y factores de predic. de los comport. de riesgo en la adolesc.: el papel de la condición de peso, condic. clínica y dimensiones psicosoc.]

Association of the Use of a Heated Tobacco Product with Perceived Stress, Physical Activity, and Internet Use in Korean Adolescents: A 2018 National Survey

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