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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jan 2.
Published in final edited form as: Public Health. 2008 Oct 14;122(12):1339–1342. doi: 10.1016/j.puhe.2008.05.017

Table 1.

Attitudes of third year Croatian medical students towards banning smoking in public placesa

Percentage supporting a smoking ban in:
Percentage
supporting
a ban on
tobacco
sales to
adolescents
Percentage
supporting
a complete
ban on
advertising
of tobacco
products
Hospitals Restaurants Buses and
trains
Schools Playgrounds Gyms and
sports
arenas
Discos, bars
and pubs
All
enclosed
public
places
Total 97.0 (95.9–97.7) 69.8 (67.4–72.1) 89.6 (87.9–91.1) 93.9 (92.6–95.0) 58.5 (56.0–61.0) 83.8 (81.8–85.6) 41.4 (38.8–43.9) 57.7 (55.1–60.2) 87.8 (86.0–89.4) 79.2 (77.0–81.2)
Male 94.4 (91.8–96.1) 69.3 (65.0–73.4) 85.4 (81.9–88.4) 93.6 (90.9–95.5) 59.7 (55.1–64.2) 79.0 (75.1–82.5) 49.2 (44.6–53.7) 58.8 (54.2–63.2) 87.0 (83.6–89.8) 72.5 (68.2–76.4)
Female 98.2 (97.1–98.8) 69.9 (66.9–72.6) 91.5 (89.6–93.1) 94.1 (92.4–95.4) 57.8 (54.7–60.9) 85.9 (83.6–87.9) 37.5 (34.6–40.6) 57.0 (53.9–60.1) 88.1 (85.9–90.0) 82.2 (79.7–84.5)
a

Prevalence and other statistics are described with 95% confidence intervals (CIs) for the estimates. Statistical significance existed if the CIs did not overlap.