Concurrent Use of Cigarettes and Smokeless Tobacco among US Males and Females

Table 2

Prevalence of tobacco use by sociodemographic characteristics among males—BRFSS 2010.

Variable	Unweighted sample size	CiST user (weighted %)	Exclusive smoker (weighted %)	Exclusive ST user (weighted %)
Age
18–24	5795	3.17	19.25	4.55
25–34	12675	3.10	24.13	4.73
35–44	22437	1.45	16.87	6.03
45–54	33851	1.19	18.98	3.88
55–64	41306	0.86	16.68	2.66
65 or older	54050	0.40	8.42	2.54
Race ethnicity
White	134692	1.86	16.64	5.20
African American	11049	1.02	22.39	1.85
American Indian/Alaska Native	2515	2.78	31.08	6.69
Hispanic	11382	0.81	18.03	1.20
Multiracial	3024	2.64	27.17	5.45
Other	4642	0.85	11.70	1.63
Education
Less than high school	15951	2.86	29.10	3.92
High school	48900	2.50	24.51	5.43
Some college	41238	1.69	18.91	4.81
College graduate or more	63389	0.56	7.89	2.85
Occupation
Employed for wages	71785	1.63	15.66	4.83
Self-employed	20369	1.58	17.15	4.21
Out of work	11589	2.95	32.94	3.32
Homemaker	456	0.97	30.36	4.41
Student	2629	1.80	11.61	3.85
Retired	51632	0.44	10.27	2.55
Unable to work	10827	2.43	34.24	4.48
Income
Less than $10,000	6398	2.56	32.54	3.07
$10,000–$14,999	7569	2.20	29.66	3.41
$15,000–$19,999	10224	2.57	28.72	3.43
$20,000–$24,999	13557	2.34	25.24	4.31
$25,000–$34,999	17385	2.43	21.98	4.30
$35,000–$49,999	23607	1.61	18.35	4.46
$50,000–$74,999	25191	1.54	14.28	4.68
$75,000 or more	47655	0.89	9.81	4.25
Marital status
Married	111209	1.22	13.75	4.34
Single	58178	2.43	25.31	3.82
Alcohol drinking
Light, moderate, or no drinking	155113	1.45	16.07	3.99
Heavy	8718	4.51	36.84	6.90
Total		1.62	17.45	4.16