BRFSS 2006 - North Carolina: (In the last 12 months, on how many visits were you advised to quit smoking by a doctor or other health provider?*)

2006 BRFSS Survey Results: North Carolina

Smoking Cessation-WHITE MALES

In the last 12 months, on how many visits were you advised to quit smoking by a doctor or other health provider?*

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	Total Respond.^	1 visit	2 visits	3 visits	4+ visits	None
TOTAL	765	175	23.6	19.6-28.2	135	17.0	13.8-20.9	55	6.7	4.8- 9.4	179	19.6	16.3-23.3	221	33.0	28.4-38.0
AGE
18-24	30	6	27.9	12.8-50.5	5	11.0	3.7-28.2	1	1.4	0.2- 9.7	5	17.8	7.4-36.9	13	41.9	24.1-62.1
25-34	87	17	18.6	10.8-30.3	16	20.4	12.2-32.1	5	5.9	2.4-14.0	13	11.0	6.0-19.2	36	44.0	32.2-56.6
35-44	138	38	24.7	17.6-33.5	17	10.9	6.6-17.6	9	7.3	3.5-14.5	30	21.1	14.3-30.2	44	36.0	26.9-46.2
45-54	189	53	29.1	21.8-37.8	44	22.7	15.8-31.4	8	6.1	2.2-15.9	31	15.6	10.4-22.8	53	26.4	19.6-34.5
55-64	195	43	22.0	16.0-29.7	29	14.5	9.8-20.9	17	9.8	5.8-16.0	63	33.2	25.9-41.4	43	20.5	14.8-27.7
65-74	106	13	13.1	7.5-22.0	19	20.5	12.8-31.2	12	10.0	5.4-17.8	36	31.0	22.0-41.8	26	25.3	16.9-36.1
75+	20	5	29.3	12.3-55.0	5	24.4	9.5-49.8	3	22.0	6.7-52.6	1	4.2	0.6-25.1	6	20.2	8.1-42.1
EDUCATION
Less Than H.S.	128	24	18.5	9.9-31.8	13	7.4	3.9-13.5	14	12.2	5.4-25.3	36	26.0	16.8-38.0	41	35.9	24.1-49.6
H.S. or G.E.D.	274	68	26.6	19.9-34.6	50	15.5	10.7-22.0	17	5.3	3.0- 9.2	66	19.9	14.9-26.0	73	32.7	25.2-41.2
Some Post-H.S.	208	42	20.7	13.8-29.9	32	17.9	11.8-26.2	16	7.3	4.1-12.9	59	23.7	17.0-31.9	59	30.4	22.3-39.8
College Graduate	152	41	27.0	19.2-36.6	38	25.0	17.0-35.1	8	4.3	2.0- 9.2	18	7.5	4.3-12.9	47	36.2	26.5-47.1
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Less than $15,000	87	13	11.9	5.6-23.5	10	9.4	4.6-18.4	8	9.6	4.1-20.6	37	31.5	20.3-45.4	19	37.6	22.0-56.2
$15,000- 24,999	115	25	18.2	11.2-28.3	11	10.7	4.9-21.7	15	10.6	4.5-23.1	33	24.5	15.9-35.8	31	36.0	23.2-51.2
$25,000- 34,999	92	19	20.2	11.6-32.9	19	16.9	9.3-28.7	7	7.1	2.7-17.4	16	16.9	9.1-29.4	31	38.9	26.5-52.9
$35,000- 49,999	143	36	23.8	15.5-34.7	29	20.6	13.4-30.3	7	7.0	3.0-15.1	34	23.6	15.5-34.2	37	25.0	16.5-36.1
$50,000-74,999	116	32	32.3	21.3-45.6	28	24.1	14.7-36.8	8	5.9	2.7-12.1	18	14.3	8.2-24.0	30	23.5	15.3-34.2
$75,000+	140	34	25.5	17.0-36.4	29	20.4	13.1-30.4	7	4.1	1.9- 8.9	22	10.2	6.1-16.5	48	39.7	29.6-50.9
DISABILITY STATUS
Yes	339	61	19.8	14.0-27.2	49	15.1	10.5-21.2	27	7.6	4.4-12.9	121	31.5	25.5-38.2	81	26.0	19.9-33.2
No	416	112	26.2	20.9-32.3	83	17.4	13.3-22.5	27	6.2	4.0- 9.6	57	12.0	8.5-16.7	137	38.1	31.8-44.9
VETERAN STATUS
Veteran	284	64	25.5	19.5-32.7	58	21.6	15.5-29.3	23	8.9	5.5-14.1	80	26.2	20.1-33.3	59	17.8	12.8-24.2
Non-Veteran	481	111	22.8	17.9-28.7	77	15.1	11.5-19.6	32	5.8	3.6- 9.3	99	16.8	13.1-21.3	162	39.5	33.5-45.8

Total
Respond.^

1 visit

2 visits

3 visits

4+ visits

None

C.I.(95%)

TOTAL

765

175

23.6

19.6-28.2

135

17.0

13.8-20.9

6.7

4.8- 9.4

179

19.6

16.3-23.3

221

33.0

28.4-38.0

AGE

18-24

27.9

12.8-50.5

11.0

3.7-28.2

1.4

0.2- 9.7

17.8

7.4-36.9

41.9

24.1-62.1

25-34

18.6

10.8-30.3

20.4

12.2-32.1

5.9

2.4-14.0

11.0

6.0-19.2

44.0

32.2-56.6

35-44

138

24.7

17.6-33.5

10.9

6.6-17.6

7.3

3.5-14.5

21.1

14.3-30.2

36.0

26.9-46.2

45-54

189

29.1

21.8-37.8

22.7

15.8-31.4

6.1

2.2-15.9

15.6

10.4-22.8

26.4

19.6-34.5

55-64

195

22.0

16.0-29.7

14.5

9.8-20.9

9.8

5.8-16.0

33.2

25.9-41.4

20.5

14.8-27.7

65-74

106

13.1

7.5-22.0

20.5

12.8-31.2

10.0

5.4-17.8

31.0

22.0-41.8

25.3

16.9-36.1

75+

29.3

12.3-55.0

24.4

9.5-49.8

22.0

6.7-52.6

4.2

0.6-25.1

20.2

8.1-42.1

EDUCATION

Less Than H.S.

128

18.5

9.9-31.8

7.4

3.9-13.5

12.2

5.4-25.3

26.0

16.8-38.0

35.9

24.1-49.6

H.S. or G.E.D.

274

26.6

19.9-34.6

15.5

10.7-22.0

5.3

3.0- 9.2

19.9

14.9-26.0

32.7

25.2-41.2

Some Post-H.S.

208

20.7

13.8-29.9

17.9

11.8-26.2

7.3

4.1-12.9

23.7

17.0-31.9

30.4

22.3-39.8

College Graduate

152

27.0

19.2-36.6

25.0

17.0-35.1

4.3

2.0- 9.2

7.5

4.3-12.9

36.2

26.5-47.1

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

Less than $15,000

11.9

5.6-23.5

9.4

4.6-18.4

9.6

4.1-20.6

31.5

20.3-45.4

37.6

22.0-56.2

$15,000- 24,999

115

18.2

11.2-28.3

10.7

4.9-21.7

10.6

4.5-23.1

24.5

15.9-35.8

36.0

23.2-51.2

$25,000- 34,999

20.2

11.6-32.9

16.9

9.3-28.7

7.1

2.7-17.4

16.9

9.1-29.4

38.9

26.5-52.9

$35,000- 49,999

143

23.8

15.5-34.7

20.6

13.4-30.3

7.0

3.0-15.1

23.6

15.5-34.2

25.0

16.5-36.1

$50,000-74,999

116

32.3

21.3-45.6

24.1

14.7-36.8

5.9

2.7-12.1

14.3

8.2-24.0

23.5

15.3-34.2

$75,000+

140

25.5

17.0-36.4

20.4

13.1-30.4

4.1

1.9- 8.9

10.2

6.1-16.5

39.7

29.6-50.9

DISABILITY STATUS

Yes

339

19.8

14.0-27.2

15.1

10.5-21.2

7.6

4.4-12.9

121

31.5

25.5-38.2

26.0

19.9-33.2

416

112

26.2

20.9-32.3

17.4

13.3-22.5

6.2

4.0- 9.6

12.0

8.5-16.7

137

38.1

31.8-44.9

VETERAN STATUS

Veteran

284

25.5

19.5-32.7

21.6

15.5-29.3

8.9

5.5-14.1

26.2

20.1-33.3

17.8

12.8-24.2

Non-Veteran

481

111

22.8

17.9-28.7

15.1

11.5-19.6

5.8

3.6- 9.3

16.8

13.1-21.3

162

39.5

33.5-45.8

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*Asked of respondents who stopped smoking within the past year or now smoke every day or some days AND who saw a doctor, nurse, or other health professional in the past 12 months.

^Use caution in interpreting percentages with a numerator of less than 20. N = numerator, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).
Percentages are weighted to population characteristics and therefore cannot be calculated exactly from the numbers in this table.

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