Persons with mobility impairments under age 65 are found to be more prone to smoking, reveals a new study. The research by Miriam Hospital found that smokers with mobility impairments were less likely to attempt quitting than those without mobility impairments, and evidence-based, quit-smoking treatments may not be sufficient for this population. The analysis also established that women ages 21 to 44 years old with mobility impairments had the highest ...Monday 14 July 2014
High Smoking Rate Among Persons With Mobility Impairment: Study
Persons with mobility impairments under age 65 are found to be more prone to smoking, reveals a new study. The research by Miriam Hospital found that smokers with mobility impairments were less likely to attempt quitting than those without mobility impairments, and evidence-based, quit-smoking treatments may not be sufficient for this population. The analysis also established that women ages 21 to 44 years old with mobility impairments had the highest ...
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