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Science News for October 8, 1999


Traditional values may curtail smoking among southern black women

Research suggests that strong traditional values among Southern Black women may be a key factor in lower smoking rates among African-Americans. The study found that Black adults in the non-urban South had the lowest smoking prevalence rates, with 11% of those aged 18-24 living smoke-free. This trend holds true for Southern Black women ...

SourcePenn State·JournalPreventive Medicine·DateOct 8, 1999