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Study Participants Non-smoker: 42.7% Current Smoker: 32.5% Former smoker: 24.8% Compared to non-smokers and former smokers, a greater percentage of smokers were: 24-34 years old (current smoker: 70.7%, non-smoker: 50.3%, former smoker: 52.4%) Earning less than $35,000 per year (current smoker: 44.2%, non-smoker: 26.0%, former smoker: 24.8%) Separated/divorced (current smoker: 18.5%, non-smoker: 12.3%, former smoker: 12.2%) Never married/single (current smoker: 27.2%, non-smoker: 20.6%, former smoker: 17.2%) Sex Current smoker Men: 86.6% Women: 13.4% Non-smoker Men: 81.6% Women: 18.4% Among current smokers, average number of cigarettes smoked per day: Men: 12.6 daily Women: 10.3 daily Military Service Current Smoker Active Duty: 58.3% Reserve : 20.1% National Guard: 21.6% Non-smoker Active Duty: 49.1% Reserve : 28.9% National Guard: 22.0% Branch of Service Current Smoker Army: 53.0% Air Force: 13.8% Marine Corps: 14.8% Navy: 18.3% Non-smoker Army: 48.6% Air Force: 23.4% Marine Corps: 10.7% Navy: 17.3% Age 24-34 (current smoker: 40.0%, non-smoker: 37.4%, former smoker: 22.6%) 35-44 (current smoker: 25.8%, non-smoker: 49.5%, former smoker: 24.7%) 45-54 (current smoker: 20.1%, non-smoker: 50.7%, former smoker: 29.2%) 55 (current smoker: 15.6%, non-smoker: 48.7%, former smoker: 35.7%) Health Risks Smoking increases the risk of serious health problems for Veterans
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