Smoking Disparities Among Black and White Adults in Wisconsin: Key Findings
Overview of Smoking Disparities
Recent studies reveal alarming statistics regarding smoking disparities among Black and White adults in Wisconsin. Researchers from the Center for Tobacco Treatment and Intervention discovered that the percentage of smokers in the Black community significantly exceeds that of the White community.
Key Findings
- Black smokers in Wisconsin experience higher rates compared to White smokers.
- Health disparities are linked to social determinants affecting tobacco use.
- Targeted interventions are crucial for addressing these differences and promoting health equity.
Addressing these disparities is imperative for the health of affected communities. Public health efforts must focus on education and access to cessation programs for smoking prevention.
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