status (by Islander smoking rates were age, sex, highest in the 25-34 year age state group (56%) and lowest in the 55 years and over age /territory, group (32%). Compared to remoteness, other age groups, smoking selected rates were relatively low population among older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and (32% of those aged 55 years trends over and over) and young time) Aboriginal and Torres Strait (HPF#2.18) Islander people aged 15–17 years (22%) Tobacco Proportion n/a 50.5 n/a n/a 14.8 n/a Of the Aboriginal and Torres smoking of mothers Strait Islander mothers who during who reported smoking during pregnancy: smoked pregnancy, 47% smoked up during to 10 cigarettes per day, Proportion of pregnancy, 43% smoked 10 or more women cigarettes per day and
status (by age, sex, state /territory, remoteness, selected population and trends over time) (HPF#2.18) Islander smoking rates were highest in the 25-34 year age group (56%) and lowest in the 55 years and over age group (32%). Compared to other age groups, smoking rates were relatively low among older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people (32% of those aged 55 years and over) and young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 15–17 years (22%) Tobacco smoking during pregnancy: Proportion of women Proportion of mothers who smoked during pregnancy, n/a 50.5 n/a n/a 14.8 n/a Of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mothers who reported smoking during pregnancy, 47% smoked up to 10 cigarettes per day, 43% smoked 10 or more cigarettes per day and
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