Workplace smoking restrictions, occupational status, and reduced cigarette consumption.

摘要: Reductions in workday cigarette consumption among indoor workers subject to different levels of smoking restriction were examined using representative population data for both blue-collar and white-collar workers. Regardless whether workplace bans total or applied only the usual work station, reported was reduced by approximately five cigarettes per day compared with leisure-day consumption. This contrast there being no difference between those who had ban on at their station. pattern findings all occupational-status groups, after controlling sex number smoked a leisure day. These results are discussed reference potential public-health benefits implications retail sales cigarettes.