In the United States,
the average number of cigarettes smoked per person has dropped from its peak of 2,814 in 1976 to 1,225 in 2006 — a decline of 56 percent.
For babies who had no detectable levels of NNAL in their urine,
the average number of cigarettes reportedly smoked by family members was 27 per week.
Not exact matches
The mothers
of included children were on
average 1.3 cm taller than those not included, whereas there were no differences in prepregnancy weight, age, level
of education, and
number of cigarettes smoked at conception (data not shown).
Participants assigned to
cigarettes with 5.2 mg
of nicotine per gram smoked an
average of 20.8
cigarettes per day, which did not differ significantly from the
average number among those who smoked control
cigarettes.