Table 4 Weekly smoking rates among boys and girls in EU countries (WHO 2007a) Gender differences The prevalence of weekly smoking among 15-year-old girls was higher than that of 15-year-old boys in 16 mainly Western European countries of those that implemented the HBSC study in 2001/2002 (Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom)
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research in Australia found 88 per cent prevalence, and values are similarly high in Europe.[7] Sixty-six per cent of women prisoners reportedly also smoke during pregnancy.[8] Smoking by prison staff is largely unexplored and very little data is available, although some studies show that the prevalence rates of staff smoking in detention facilities are higher than or comparable to those of the general population.[9] Staff smoking should systematically be addressed in tobacco control policies in prisons, as part of a wider approach promoting health in the workplace
