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. 2022 Aug 8;119(31-32):535–541. doi: 10.3238/arztebl.m2022.0252

eTable 3. Sample size and 30-day prevalence [95% confidence interval] of the use of conventional tobacco products and alternative products (from 2015) by survey year and gender; age 18–24 years.

Conventional tobacco E-cigarette Waterpipe Heat-not-burn product
Survey year ncc % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI % 95% CI
Women 1995   400 33.1 [28.0; 38.7]
1997   450 36.4 [30.9; 42.2]
2000   554 39.6 [35.5; 43.8]
2003 1066 39.7 [37.0; 42.5]
2006 1014 37.8 [34.9; 40.8]
2009 1133 30.1 [27.3; 33.0]
2012 1149 23.5 [21.0; 26.2]
2015 1225 19.4 [17.4; 21.5] 1.8 [1.2; 2.7]
2018 1133 17.3 [15.2; 19.6] 4.0 [3.0; 5.4] 13.5 [11.5; 15.8] 0.6 [0.3; 1.3]
2021 1156 15.5 [13.4; 17.9] 5.3 [4.2; 6.8] 14.7 [12.5; 17.2] 1.2 [0.7; 2.1]
Men 1995   390 50.2 [44.5; 55.9]
1997   449 45.4 [39.9; 50.9]
2000   409 45.4 [40.9; 50.1]
2003   808 42.0 [38.4; 45.8]
2006   864 41.5 [37.8; 45.3]
2009   919 37.4 [34.4; 40.5]
2012   985 29.8 [26.9; 32.9]
2015 1145 28.4 [25.8; 31.2] 3.0 [2.2; 4.1]
2018   971 23.6 [21.2; 26.2] 8.0 [6.4; 9.9] 22.4 [19.6; 25.4] 4.1 [2.8; 5.8]
2021   932 22.0 [19.0; 25.3] 7.3 [5.7; 9.5] 18.4 [15.6; 21.5] 1.6 [0.9; 2.6]

ncc, Unweighted sample size with complete information for all variables; CI, confidence interval