Maine Adult Tobacco Use by Income, 2009

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This document presents data from 2009 on tobacco use rates in Maine by income bracket. It shows that tobacco use was highest, at 32.8%, for those earning less than $15,000 annually and declined steadily as income increased, being lowest at 9.9% for those earning $50,000 or more per year.

Adult Prevalence and Trends Data, Maine 2009
Tobacco Use by Income Bracket
Data Courtesy of BRFSS, 2009
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