Table 4 Percent of students exposed to smoke at home, exposed to smoke in public places, and support ban on smoking in public places, Peru GYTS, 2000 and 2003
Site | Exposed to smoking from others at home in the past 7 days | Exposed to smoke in public places in the past 7 days | Thought smoking should be banned in public places |
|---|---|---|---|
Huancayo, 2000 | 23.7 (20.8–26.9) (n = 997) | 34.5 (29.9–39.5) (n = 1,000) | 89.3 (86.3–91.7) (n = 997) |
Lima, 2000 | 30.9 (27.8–34.1) (n = 1,209) | 44.4 (40.8–48.1) (n = 1,211) | 88.2 (85.5–90.5) (n = 1,209) |
Tarapoto, 2000 | 33.0 (30.4–35.7) (n = 762) | 39.5 (35.8–43.3) (n = 764) | 90.5 (87.0–93.1) (n = 759) |
Trujillo, 2000 | 27.8 (25.1–30.7) (n = 1,017) | 40.3 (36.2–44.5) (n = 1,021) | 89.8 (86.6–92.4) (n = 1,018) |
Huancayo, 2003 | 17.8 (15.4–20.6) (n = 970) | 30.2 (27.2–33.4) (n = 967) | 86.5 (83.8–88.8) (n = 993) |
Lima, 2003 | 25.1 (22.4–27.9) (n = 985) | 41.7 (36.2–47.5) (n = 990) | 85.9 (81.3–89.5) (n = 1,030) |
Tarapoto, 2003 | 27.2 (24.2–30.5) (n = 1,051) | 35.5 (31.8–39.3) (n = 1,055) | 88.7 (86.1–90.8) (n = 1,122) |
Trujillo, 2003 | 19.8 (17.6–22.2) (n = 1,299) | 33.1 (29.2–37.2) (n = 1,281) | 89.2 (86.6–91.4) (n = 1,331) |