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Abstract

each year, the incidence of smoking was considerably higher among the men than among the women.Type and amount of smoking-Of the 89 students who smoked at all at the time of the survey, 23 smoked less than one cigarette or one cigar a day.Of the remaining 66 regular smokers, 59 smoked only or mainly cigarettes, three only cigars, and four only or mainly a pipe.Only 22 students (5 3 % of the overall total) regularly smoked more than 15 cigarettes a day.Twelve were men, nine women, and one student did not state his or her sex.Age of starting to smoke-Of the total of 126 current and ex-smokers, 101 (80%o) had started smoking while they were at school, 16 (13%) between school and university, and only nine (7 %,O) since starting at medical school.Social background-To facilitate comparisons between the students and the general public, they were questioned about their fathers' occupations.The fathers of 71 (17 %) of the students were doctors, those of 182 (44 %) in other professional or senior managerial or supervisory occupations, and those

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