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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Dec 2.
Published in final edited form as: Salud Publica Mex. 2018 Jul-Aug;60(4):423–431. doi: 10.21149/9193

Table 2.

Smoking initiation and current smoking at follow up among never smokers at baseline in Argentinaa (A) and Mexicob (B)

A ARGENTINA
Smoking initiation 16.3%
N=1541
Current smokers 9.4%
N=1700
OR AOR AOR AOR OR AOR AOR AOR
Think will smoke next year 2.49*** (1.81–3.43) 1.95*** (1.38–2.75) 4.07*** (2.88–5.77) 3.23*** (2.20–4.72)
Think will smoke if friend offers cigarette 3.06*** (2.19–4.28) 2.50*** (1.75–3.59) 3.67*** (2.54–5.28) 2.73*** (1.83–4.08)
Smoking Susceptibility 2.84*** (2.12–3.80) 2.28*** (1.66–3.14) 4.47*** (3.18–6.29) 3.61*** (2.48–5.24)
B MEXICO
Smoking initiation 19.9%
N=4597
Current smokers 5.1%
N=4877
OR AOR AOR AOR OR AOR AOR AOR
Think will smoke next year 2.73*** (2.29–3.25) 2.15*** (1.79–2.59) 2.11*** (2.88–5.77) 1.58** (2.20–4.72)
Think will smoke if friend offers cigarette 2.73*** (2.28–3.27) 2.11*** (1.74–2.569) 2.30*** (2.54–5.28) 1.70*** (1.26–2.29)
Smoking Susceptibility 2.61*** (2.23–3.07) 2.07*** (1.74–2.45) 2.23*** (3.18–6.29) 1.69*** (1.29–2.22)
a

Surveys in Buenos Aires, Cordoba and Tucuman. October- November, 2015

*

p<0.05;

**

p<0.01;

***

p<0.001

b

Survey in Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey. October- November 2016.

The model was adjusted by age, sex, type of school, parental education, sensation seeking index, poor school performance, parenting style, network exposure to tobacco and POS exposure.