Statistics tobacco
smoke and the statistics discussed here are all over the world, the United States and England
Although cigarette
statistics or statistics seem pretty depressing for the reader, the fact is
that the statistics compare favorably smoking 25-30 years ago. This is
particularly true for developed countries where illiteracy is high. This is
probably due to the awareness of the effects of smoking on ill health and
tobacco control imposed by different countries around the world.
Statistics of
smoking in the world.
• A third of men
smoke tobacco in the world.
• According to
statistics, in 2010 approximately 20% of the global population smokes.
• Statistics Death
smokers. 10% of adults who smoke die of smoking-related diseases. It is about 4
million deaths per year.
• There is a death caused by tobacco every 8 seconds.
• About 10 billion
cigarettes are sold worldwide every minute.
• What is 15
billion cigarettes were sold on a daily basis around the world.
• What are the
five trillion cigarettes are sold each year.
• Approximately
33% of the cigarettes used in the Western Pacific region. (East
Asia and the Pacific).
• The World Health
Organization predicts that by 2030, 10 million people die each year from
diseases related to smoking. This makes smoking the leading cause of death
worldwide. The increase will be more women than men.
• WHO estimates
that mortality rates of smokers in the 21 st century was ten times the death
during the 20th century.
Statistics of
tobacco consumption among young people.
• About 80
000-1.00000 children start smoking every day.
• About 20% of
teens 13 to 15 years smoked in the world.
• 50% of children
who start smoking soon continue smoking 20 years before leaving 15to.
• Approximately
25% of young people alive today will die in the Western Pacific against
diseases related to smoking.
• Promote the
snuff has a great impact on children start smoking.