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Table 2 Prevalence of daily smoking, ever smoking and quitting of smoking among the staff at the University of Tartu, Estonia in 1992 (Survey I) and 2003 (Survey II), by faculties and workplaces

From: Smoking differences between employees in faculties of the University of Tartu, Estonia, and changes during the country's transition

 

Men

Women

Faculty/workplace

No.

Daily (%)

Ever (%)

Quit ratio(%)

No.

Daily (%)

Ever (%)

Quit ratio (%)

SURVEY I (1992)

        

   Biology & Geography

43

30

33

7

31

13

13

0

   Administration

23

30

35

13

81

16

19

13

   Philosophy

83

25

40

36

146

11

14

24

   Medicine

138

24

35

31

189

9

10

11

   Economics & Business

27

22

33

33

26

12

15

25

   Physics & Chemistry

108

16

32

50

73

5

10

43

   Library

16

13

44

71

143

12

16

26

   Mathematics & Computing

60

12

37

68

51

6

8

25

   Law

27

11

37

70

24

21

21

0

   Exercise & Sports Science

25

4

12

67

29

3

10

67

Total

550

20

34

42

793

10

13

21

Estonia, general population 19921

 

49

65

24

 

20

24

19

SURVEY II (2003)

        

   Philosophy

54

24

33

28

149

10

17

40

   Library

24

21

46

55

158

8

15

48

   Administration

108

19

36

49

139

9

11

20

   Medicine

97

14

26

44

252

5

13

59

   Biology & Geography

76

11

29

64

95

5

11

50

   Education

19

11

21

50

84

6

7

17

   Social Sciences

35

9

34

75

74

9

14

30

   Mathematics & Computing

32

9

28

67

35

0

3

100

   Physics & Chemistry

94

6

16

60

55

7

13

43

   Economics & Business

22

5

14

67

42

10

14

33

   Exercise & Sports Science

17

0

0

-

28

4

4

0

   Law

7

0

0

-

21

10

19

50

Total

585

13

27

53

1132

7

12

43

Estonia, general population 20042

 

48

71

32

 

21

40

47

  1. 1 From [7]
  2. 2 From [8]
  3. -data not applicable