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Date Posted: 17:18:55 08/03/21 Tue
Author: Jason
Subject: Re: Is Las Vegas making a comeback in female smoking
In reply to: Allan 's message, "Re: Is Las Vegas making a comeback in female smoking" on 13:43:34 08/03/21 Tue

I noticed on the government survey (BRFSS) Nevada has been going slowly but consistently going up among white women for the past 5 years. It's both unusual to see such a trend and encouraging.

10-20 years ago both Denver and Phoenix were well ahead of Los Angeles. Now they are both are near the same level. The BRFSS is showing the same thing too. Partly this is because so many Californians are moving to both cities and making them more like home.

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