BRFSS 2010 - North Carolina: (In the past 12 months, did any doctor, dentist, nurse, or other health professional advise you to quit<br> smoking cigarettes or using any other tobacco products?*)

2010 BRFSS Survey Results: North Carolina

Smoking Cessation--By Risks, Conditions, and Quality of Life Measures

In the past 12 months, did any doctor, dentist, nurse, or other health professional advise you to quit
smoking cigarettes or using any other tobacco products?*

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	Total Respond.^	Yes	No
TOTAL	1,893	1,229	57.6	53.4-61.6	664	42.4	38.4-46.6
Have Health Insurance
Yes	1,413	997	67.3	62.7-71.7	416	32.7	28.3-37.3
No	477	231	38.8	31.9-46.0	246	61.2	54.0-68.1
Body Mass Index
Underweight	40	26	60.4	37.6-79.4	14	39.6	20.6-62.4
Recommended Range	690	412	51.8	44.6-59.0	278	48.2	41.0-55.4
Overweight	636	419	59.6	52.3-66.6	217	40.4	33.4-47.7
Obese	461	331	63.7	56.3-70.5	130	36.3	29.5-43.7
History of CVD**
Yes	261	209	81.2	74.3-86.6	52	18.8	13.4-25.7
No	1,608	1,006	55.5	51.0-59.9	602	44.5	40.1-49.0
Binge Drinker
No	1,552	1,031	60.9	56.3-65.3	521	39.1	34.7-43.7
Yes	296	173	50.3	40.9-59.6	123	49.7	40.4-59.1
Heavy Drinker
No	1,694	1,126	60.3	55.9-64.5	568	39.7	35.5-44.1
Yes	142	79	43.3	29.1-58.6	63	56.7	41.4-70.9
Poor Sleep***
Yes	347	234	59.6	48.7-69.6	113	40.4	30.4-51.3
No	1,515	974	57.6	53.1-62.1	541	42.4	37.9-46.9
Current Asthma
Yes	216	165	68.6	55.5-79.2	51	31.4	20.8-44.5
No	1,659	1,047	56.2	51.7-60.5	612	43.8	39.5-48.3
Diabetes
Yes	210	170	81.4	71.9-88.2	40	18.6	11.8-28.1
No	1,666	1,045	55.4	51.0-59.8	621	44.6	40.2-49.0
Disability
Yes	890	639	62.9	56.0-69.3	251	37.1	30.7-44.0
No	995	585	53.6	48.2-58.8	410	46.4	41.2-51.8

Total
Respond.^

Yes

C.I.(95%)

TOTAL

1,893

1,229

57.6

53.4-61.6

664

42.4

38.4-46.6

Have Health Insurance

Yes

1,413

997

67.3

62.7-71.7

416

32.7

28.3-37.3

477

231

38.8

31.9-46.0

246

61.2

54.0-68.1

Body Mass Index

Underweight

60.4

37.6-79.4

39.6

20.6-62.4

Recommended Range

690

412

51.8

44.6-59.0

278

48.2

41.0-55.4

Overweight

636

419

59.6

52.3-66.6

217

40.4

33.4-47.7

Obese

461

331

63.7

56.3-70.5

130

36.3

29.5-43.7

History of CVD**

Yes

261

209

81.2

74.3-86.6

18.8

13.4-25.7

1,608

1,006

55.5

51.0-59.9

602

44.5

40.1-49.0

Binge Drinker

1,552

1,031

60.9

56.3-65.3

521

39.1

34.7-43.7

Yes

296

173

50.3

40.9-59.6

123

49.7

40.4-59.1

Heavy Drinker

1,694

1,126

60.3

55.9-64.5

568

39.7

35.5-44.1

Yes

142

43.3

29.1-58.6

56.7

41.4-70.9

Poor Sleep***

Yes

347

234

59.6

48.7-69.6

113

40.4

30.4-51.3

1,515

974

57.6

53.1-62.1

541

42.4

37.9-46.9

Current Asthma

Yes

216

165

68.6

55.5-79.2

31.4

20.8-44.5

1,659

1,047

56.2

51.7-60.5

612

43.8

39.5-48.3

Diabetes

Yes

210

170

81.4

71.9-88.2

18.6

11.8-28.1

1,666

1,045

55.4

51.0-59.8

621

44.6

40.2-49.0

Disability

Yes

890

639

62.9

56.0-69.3

251

37.1

30.7-44.0

995

585

53.6

48.2-58.8

410

46.4

41.2-51.8

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*Asked only of current smokers.

**History of cardiovascular disease includes history of heart attack or coronary heart disease or stroke.

***Poor sleep defined as not getting enough rest or sleep for all 30 days out of the past 30 days.

^Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50, % = 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.

This page was generated on 26MAY11.

2010 BRFSS Survey Results: North Carolina

Smoking Cessation--By Risks, Conditions, and Quality of Life Measures

In the past 12 months, did any doctor, dentist, nurse, or other health professional advise you to quit smoking cigarettes or using any other tobacco products?*

In the past 12 months, did any doctor, dentist, nurse, or other health professional advise you to quit
smoking cigarettes or using any other tobacco products?*