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Charted: #Cigarette #Smoking’s Decline in #US. #YoungAdults

visualcapitalist.com/the-decli

Today, fewer than one in five young American adults reported smoking #cigarettes in the past year—with smoking having declined more than 50% from its peak.

While occasional and social smoking among young adults persists, the overall trend from 1988 to 2023 across casual and heavy smoking reveals a remarkable and sustained decline.

After two years and many hours, the first results of the project that made me think that I would actually like to spend the next 5 years doing a PhD on the topic are finally out!

If you are interested in housing policy and young adults and understand Swedish, you can already check out the Policy Brief we shared on Formas' website just before the holidays:

formas.se/download/18.62901b65

Anti Vietnam war demonstration
Violent and unsettling imagery from American sources was increasingly incorporated into anti-Vietnam War protest material in New Zealand in the late 1960s and early 1970s. In this photograph by Ans Westra, a young man holds a placard featuring the famous 1967 photograph of United States Marine Corporal Michael Wynn, whose helmet reads 'Make War Not Love' - an inversion of the counterculture's slogan. His image was used to promote the 1968 anti-Vietnam War documentary In the Year of the Pig, which screened in New Zealand in 1971.

#American #anti-VietnamWar #NewZealand #AnsWestra #UnitedStatesMarine #MichaelWynn #theVietnamWar #OINTHEARMY #THISISANUNJUSTWAR #Vietnam #moe_tahurangi #Matapihi #Kōtuia #Youngadults #Activists #Banners #Night #Photographs #Protestmovements #silver #photographicgelatin #photographicpaper #workprints #gelatinsilverprints #Wellington #undefined

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