Photo Credit: Sean Pavone / Shutterstock Percentage of adults who smoke: 23.1% Percentage of adults in poor physical health: 16.0% Percentage of adults with COPD: 6.8% Percentage of adults with cancer: 5.3% Percentage of adults who have experienced a stroke: 3.7% Percentage of adults with coronary heart disease: 6.0% Population: 589,067 Photo Credit: Sean Pavone / Shutterstock Percentage of adults who smoke: 24.3% Percentage of adults in poor physical health: 17.4% Percentage of adults with COPD: 9.3% Percentage of adults with cancer: 5.6% Percentage of adults who have experienced a stroke: 4.8% Percentage of adults with coronary heart disease: 7.3% Population: 649,705 Photo Credit: Sean Pavone / Shutterstock Percentage of adults who smoke: 27.8% Percentage of adults in poor physical health: 18.7% Percentage of adults with COPD: 11.1% Percentage of adults with cancer: 5.9% Percentage of adults who have experienced a stroke: 5.6% Percentage of adults with coronary heart disease: 9.0% Population: 378,589 Photo Credit: Sean Pavone / Shutterstock Percentage of adults who smoke: 28.9% Percentage of adults in poor physical health: 20.9% Percentage of adults with COPD: 11.2% Percentage of adults with cancer: 6.0% Percentage of adults who have experienced a stroke: 6.2% Percentage of adults with coronary heart disease: 8.9% Population: 665,369 The data used in this analysis is from the CDCs Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS)

OxS influences the bone remodeling process and causes an imbalance between osteoclast and osteoblast activity (Callaway and Jiang, 2015)
That is more than the approximately 3 percent of smokers who quit on average per year
Global Vapers: More than 100 million people vape worldwide, including 86 million adults
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Ray Niaura is Interim Chair of the Department of Epidemiology, Professor of Social & Behavioral Sciences School of Global Public Health, New York University