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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Prev Med. 2015 Jun 10;49(3):362–369. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2015.01.016

Table 4.

Quit Attempts by Daily or Intermittent Smokers With Better or With Poor Mental Health

Better mental health Poor mental health

Daily smoker Intermittent smoker Daily smoker Intermittent smoker

Year N % 95% CI N % 95% CI N % 95% CI N % 95% CI
2001 750 51.6 46.8 - 56.4 295 73.4 67.1 - 79.6 173 55.3 44.8 - 65.8 53 75.4 57.6 - 93.2
2002 641 53.5 45.6 - 61.5 241 72.7 60.6 - 84.8 114 55.7 37.9 - 73.5 27 81.9 60.3 - 100.0
2003 1,260 49.5 46.2 - 52.9 487 67.4 62.3 - 72.5 274 57.9 50.5 - 65.4 71 66.6 53.1 - 80.0
2004 1,224 49.3 45.8 - 52.8 518 74.5 69.5 - 79.4 288 50.8 43.6 - 58.1 96 89.2 82.5 - 96.0
2005 1,412 51.4 47.7 - 55.1 528 76.5 70.6 - 82.3 300 51.3 41.3 - 61.4 93 76.6 62.0 - 91.3
2006 1,237 51.3 47.3 - 55.3 500 75.4 69.7 - 81.2 294 60.6 52.0 - 69.2 100 80.8 70.0 - 91.6
2007 698 55.7 50.2 - 61.2 254 75.5 67.7 - 83.3 177 68.1 59.7 - 76.6 57 86.0 71.2 - 100.0
2008 988 53.1 48.0 - 58.1 388 69.8 62.1 - 77.5 209 58.5 48.4 - 68.6 60 76.0 62.9 - 89.1
2009 980 52.4 47.7 - 57.1 465 72.6 64.4 - 80.8 262 64.7 55.0 - 74.4 99 62.7 45.8 - 79.6
2010 1,052 50.3 45.8 - 54.9 363 75.1 68.0 - 82.3 230 54.3 45.0 - 63.6 95 79.2 61.1 - 97.2

Note: Quit attempts = Stopped smoking for at least one day in the past year.

Boldface indicates statistical significance (p<0.05) between daily and intermittent smokers within each mental health group at 95% CI. A significantly higher proportion of intermittent smokers make quit attempts as compared to daily smokers regardless of mental health status.