State Highlights: Indiana
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Current Smoking among Adults by Demographic Characteristics
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- National median = 18.4%
- Indiana = 26%
- 65+ years old = 11.7%
- 45 to 64 years old = 26%
- 25 to 44 years old = 27.3%
- 18 to 24 years old = 41.1%
- More than high school degree = 18.5%
- High school degree = 31.2%
- Less than high school degree = 51.5%
- Male = 28.3%
- Female = 23.9%
- Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander = data not shown because sample size is less than 50
- American Indian / Alaska Natives = 53.6%
- Asian = 10%
- Hispanic = 31.2%
- African American = 28.2%
- White = 24.3%
Source: BRFSS, 2007 to 2008
Past Month Cigarette Use among Youths Aged 12 to 17 Years
A chart shows past month cigarette use among youths aged 12 to 17 years.
- National Average = 10.1%
- In Indiana, 11.8% of youth aged 12 to 17 years smoked a cigarette in the past month. The range across all states is 6.5% to 15.9%. Indiana ranks 35th among the states.
Source: NSDUH, 2006 - 2007
Smoking Attributable Adult (35+ Years) Mortality
A chart shows smoking attributable adult (35+ years) mortality.
- National Average = 248.5 per 100,000
- The average annual smoking-attributable mortality rate in Indiana for 2000 to 2004 was 308.9 per 100,000. The range across states is 138.3 per 100,000 to 370.6 per 100,000. Indiana ranks 43rd among the states.
Source: SAMMEC
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State Smoke Free Policy
Graphic shows state smoke free policy.
- Smoke free Workplaces = No
- Smoke free Restaurants = No
- Smoke free Bars = No
Source: STATE System, 2009
Adults Who Reported Anyone Smoking in Work Area within Past 2 Weeks
Line graph shows adults who reported anyone smoking in work area within past 2 weeks.
Data points:
- 1999: Indiana = 10.2%; U.S. = 7.6%
- 2002: Indiana = 7.6%; U.S. = 6.2%
- 2006 through 2007: Indiana = 8.7%; U.S. = 7.3%
Source: TUS CPS
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Percent of smokers calling quitline
A chart shows the percent of smokers calling quitline.
- National average = 2.8%
- In Indiana, 0.6% of smokers called their quitline. Indiana ranks 47th among the states. The range across states was from less than 1% to 10.9%.
Source: TUS CPS, 2006, 2007
Medicaid Coverage for Counseling and Medications
Graphic shows Medicaid coverage for counseling and medications.
- Nicotine Replacement = Yes
- Varenicline = Yes
- Bupropion = Yes
- Counseling = Partial
Source: MMWR 2009, supplement 8, number 43, pages 1199 to 1204
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Households with No Smoking Rules
Line graph shows households with no smoking rules
Data points:
- 1999: U.S. = 60.2%; Indiana = 47.6%
- 2002: U.S. = 66.0%; Indiana = 57.2%
- 2003: U.S. = 72.1%; Indiana = 62.5%
- 2006 through 2007: U.S. = 77.6%; Indiana = 66.2%
Source: TUS CPS
Antitobacco Media Campaign Intensity, Per Quarter
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Youth aged 12 to 17 years
- National Median = 29 targeted rating points
- State average = 266 targeted rating points and ranks 5th
A chart shows anti-tobacco media campaign intensity, per quarter
General Audience (18+ years)
- National Median = 135 gross rating points
- State average = 722 gross rating points and ranks 6th
Source: CDC/OSH
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State Allows Local Advertising and Promotion Laws
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- Display = No
- Promotion = No
- Sampling = No
Source: STATE System, 2009
Retail Environment Tobacco Licensure
Graphic shows retail environment tobacco licensure.
- Over the counter = Yes
- Vending machine = Yes
Source: STATE System, 2009
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Amount of Cigarette Excise tax
Chart shows amount of cigarette excise tax.
- National average = $1.34 per pack
- Indiana maintains a $0.995 cigarette excise tax and ranks 29th among the states. As of December 31, 2009, the range across states was $0.07 to $3.46 per pack.
Source: STATE System, 2009
Minimum Price Law for Cigarettes
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- Sampling = Yes
Source: CDC/OSH
State Funding for Tobacco Control
Chart shows state funding for tobacco control.
- Median state funding: 17.2% of recommended amount.
- In 2007, Indiana's funding for tobacco control was 6.3% of CDC's recommended amount, ranking 40th among the states.
- State spending ranged from 1.1% to 85.5% of the recommended amount.
Source: CDC/OSH
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