
Conor Stewart
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Between 2010 and 2024, the average daily number of cigarettes smoked per capita in Italy decreased. In 2010, the average smoker in Italy smoked **** cigarettes every day, while by 2024 this figure was equal to approximately ****. In 2024, most smokers consumed between *** and *** cigarettes a day, with **** percent, while **** percent of smokers were consuming between ** and ** cigarettes.
Considering people of all ages, smoking is generally more common among males than females in Italy, with almost **** percent of males smoking compared to **** percent of females. As of 2024, most smokers were aged between 25 and 44 years and had a lower secondary school certificate.
As of 2024, Basilicata was among the Italian region with the highest percentage of smokers aged 14 years and older, with roughly **** smokers per 100 residents. Conversely, the region with the lowest share of individuals smoking was Trentino-South Tyrol, with around **** percent.
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