Women and Smoking: A National and State-by-State Report Card
Women and Smoking: A National and State-by-State Report Card is the first comprehensive assessment of women's smoking-related health conditions and policies that are proven to help reduce smoking among women and girls. The Women and Smoking Report Card provides and evaluates data, by state and for the nation as a whole, on selected health status and health policy indicators related to smoking, major smoking-related diseases, and access to cessation services among women and girls. The Report Card also provides a list of recommended federal tobacco control policies. The Women and Smoking Report Card builds upon Making the Grade on Women's Health: A National and State-by-State Report Card, which addresses smoking as part of a comprehensive assessment of women's health.
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Download Key Materials from Women and Smoking: National and State-by-State Report Card:
- Women and Smoking: Key Findings (September 2003)
- Women and Smoking Report Card Executive Summary and Key Findings (September 2003)
- Women and Smoking: State Ranks and Grades (September 2003)
- Women and Smoking: National Report Card (September 2003)
- Women and Smoking: State Report Cards, Alabama - Florida (September 2003)
- Women and Smoking: State Report Cards, Georgia - Maine (September 2003)
- Women and Smoking: State Report Cards, Maryland - New Hampshire (September 2003)
- Women and Smoking: State Report Cards, New Jersey - Rhode Island (September 2003)
- Women and Smoking: State Report Cards, South Carolina - Wyoming (September 2003)