Fewer New Yorkers smoking after public ban

New Yorkers smoked seven million fewer cigarettes last year following a ban on lighting up in many public places, city officials said.

Fewer New Yorkers smoking after public ban

New Yorkers smoked seven million fewer cigarettes last year following a ban on lighting up in many public places, city officials said.

Just 19% of people in New York smoked last year compared with 22% the year before – meaning about 100,000 people quit the habit, according to the figures.

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