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National Health Interview Survey: Adult Cigarette Smoking Prevalence, 1965-2022

National Center for Health Statistics (CDC) · 2024

Population measured

U.S. civilian noninstitutionalized adults ≥18 years (NHIS household interview survey)

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Source notes & limitations

NHIS data 1965-2022. Pre-1997 from published NCHS Series 10 reports; 1997-2022 from ALA analysis of NHIS public-use files using SPSS. Current smoker defined as smoked ≥100 cigarettes and currently smoking every day or some days. 2025 preliminary: 9.1% (CDC FastStats). Survey redesign in 1997 means pre/post may not be directly comparable.

Where this source appears

7 records across 7 decades and countries. Documented gaps are included; a source cited for a gap does not establish a value.

0 of 7 records have a current source audit. A transcription check reads a declared numeric field from a pinned local source file; a calculation replay reads its operands and applies the declared method and rounding rule. A source audit does not independently validate the source or every claim in a record. The date is the last successful local audit; the build checks that its bindings still match.

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