March 1, 2020
Last Reviewed: October 2021
Cigarette smoking reached an all-time low in the U.S. in 2018, according to researchers at the CDC, FDA, and National Cancer Institute, who analyzed data from a nationally representative annual survey of U.S. households. Just under 14 percent of adults reported smoking in 2018, the lowest prevale...
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