-transparent.png){kind=logo}
A survey of practicing physicians in Rhode Island revealed a cigarette smoking rate of only 8.3 per cent in 1983. This represents a continuation of the consistent decrease seen in the percentage of physician smokers in each such survey since 1963. Under age 30, the rate was only 4.5 per cent. An exponential model suggests that the overall rate for Rhode Island physicians will be below 3 per cent by the year 2000.
Related Publications
J S Buechner, and
D K Perry, and
H D Scott, and
B E Freedman, and
J T Tierney, and
W J Waters
December 1963,
Rhode Island medical journal,
J S Buechner, and
D K Perry, and
H D Scott, and
B E Freedman, and
J T Tierney, and
W J Waters
August 1969,
Rhode Island medical journal,
J S Buechner, and
D K Perry, and
H D Scott, and
B E Freedman, and
J T Tierney, and
W J Waters
January 1978,
American journal of public health,
J S Buechner, and
D K Perry, and
H D Scott, and
B E Freedman, and
J T Tierney, and
W J Waters
June 1992,
Rhode Island medicine,
J S Buechner, and
D K Perry, and
H D Scott, and
B E Freedman, and
J T Tierney, and
W J Waters
September 1990,
MMWR. Morbidity and mortality weekly report,
J S Buechner, and
D K Perry, and
H D Scott, and
B E Freedman, and
J T Tierney, and
W J Waters
August 1986,
MMWR. Morbidity and mortality weekly report,
J S Buechner, and
D K Perry, and
H D Scott, and
B E Freedman, and
J T Tierney, and
W J Waters
December 1990,
Rhode Island medical journal,
J S Buechner, and
D K Perry, and
H D Scott, and
B E Freedman, and
J T Tierney, and
W J Waters
June 1979,
Rhode Island medical journal,
J S Buechner, and
D K Perry, and
H D Scott, and
B E Freedman, and
J T Tierney, and
W J Waters
October 1993,
Rhode Island medicine,
J S Buechner, and
D K Perry, and
H D Scott, and
B E Freedman, and
J T Tierney, and
W J Waters
January 1992,
American journal of preventive medicine,
