@article{0ec58644-5f79-45bc-b00c-c215f69fbf62,
author = {Witold A.  Zatoński, Krzysztof  Przewoźniak, Urszula  Sulkowska, Marta  Mańczuk, Jakub  Gumkowski},
title = {Palenie tytoniu w populacji mężczyzn i kobiet w Polsce w latach 1974–2004},
journal = {Zdrowie Publiczne i Zarządzanie},
volume = {2009},
number = {Tom 7, Numer 2},
year = {2009},
issn = {1731-7398},
pages = {4-11},keywords = {tobacco smoking; time trends; adult population of Poland; males and females},
abstract = {Tobacco smoking in male and female population, Poland 1974–2004

	On the basis of nation-wide randomized surveys, this paper analyzes patterns and trends of smoking prevalence in Polish adult (20+) population. In 1974, 62% of adult men and 19% of women smoked daily. In 1982, smoking rates reached the highest level ever observed in Poland (among Poles aged 20–39, 70-80% of men and  0-50% of women smoked daily). Percent of former smokers was low (15% for men, 6% for women). There was also big gender difference in prevalence of never smoking (15% in men, 70% in women). In the past two decades, substantial decline in smoking prevalence is observed. In men, decline in smoking rates (43% of daily smokers in 2000–2004), contributed to decrease in lung cancer mortality. In women, smoking rates have not changed since the mid-1980s and did not led to decrease in lung cancer mortality, however, there are three different age-specific time trends in smoking prevalence in female population.},
doi = {},
url = {https://ejournals.eu/czasopismo/zdrowie-publiczne-i-zarzadzanie/artykul/palenie-tytoniu-w-populacji-mezczyzn-i-kobiet-w-polsce-w-latach-1974-2004}
}