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. 2020 Jul 27;189(12):1529–1537. doi: 10.1093/aje/kwaa161

Table 2.

Long-Term Abstinence at Follow-Upa,  b Among US Smokers Who Made a Quit Attempt in 2015–2016, According to Use or No Use, of e-Cigarettes to Aid Quitting, Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health Study

Cigarette Smoking Status (W2) and e-Cigarettes Used to Aid Quit Attempt?  c Cigarette Abstinence (W4) Nicotine  d  Abstinence (W4)
No. Weighted % Abstinent 95% CI No. Weighted % Abstinent 95% CI
All current cigarette smokers
 Yes 427 12.9 9.1, 16.7 427 2.8 0.9, 4.8
 No 2,108 11.3 9.6, 13.0 2,108 8.1 6.5, 9.7
Daily cigarette smokers
 Yes 290 13.7 8.8, 18.7 290 3.4 0.8, 6.1
 No 1,455 9.5 7.7, 11.3 1,455 7.3 5.7, 9.0
Nondaily cigarette smokers
 Yes 137 11.1 5.7, 16.5 137 1.5 −0.6, 3.7
 No 653 15.1 11.7, 18.4 653 9.6 6.6, 12.6

Abbreviations: W2, wave 2 of the study; W4, wave 4 of the study.

a Abstinence of ≥12 months, reported at wave 4.

b Weighted US population estimates.

c e-Cigarette use status for most recent quit attempt, among all smokers reporting a quit attempt at wave 3.

d Nicotine use includes any of cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and nicotine replacement therapy.