Reduction in Smoking Rates Among WISEWOMAN Participants at 1-Year Follow-Up
Reduction in Smoking Rates Among White, Black, Hispanic, and American Indian/
Alaskan Native WISEWOMAN Participants at 1–Year Follow–Up*
Alaskan Native WISEWOMAN Participants at 1–Year Follow–Up*
| 6.4% | White |
|---|---|
| 10.0% | Black |
| 8.0% | Hispanic |
| 5.9% | American Indian/Alaska Native |
| 22.2% | Asian/Pacific Islander |
Source: Research Triangle Institute, Minimum Data Elements Database, 2000 through June 2005.
* Of the women who smoked when they entered the program, the percentage who had quit at 1–year follow–up.
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