Table 1

Trends in percentages of cigar smoking by sex and age

MTS: 1993 (n=4733)MATS: 1995-96 (n=4929)MATS: 1997-98 (n=5690)MATS: 1999-2000* (n=4249)
Age (years)Sex: cigar smoking%±CI%±CI%±CI%±CI
All percentages are weighted to adjust for sampling design. Ns are unweighted.
*First half of 2000 only.
†Estimated by deducting approximate number of pipe smokers. There were virtually no pipe smokers among the 18–34 year old group.
MATS, Massachusetts Adult Tobacco Survey; MTS, Massachusetts Tobacco Survey; CI, 95% confidence interval.
18–34Men: pipe/cigar smoker5.83.011.55.718.35.813.66.3
Men: cigar smoking5.8†11.5†18.25.813.56.3
Women: pipe/cigar smoker1.21.21.11.71.10.92.52.4
Women: cigar smoker1.2†1.1†1.10.92.52.4
35–49Men: pipe/cigar smoker9.64.111.14.99.83.813.95.5
Men: cigar smoker9.3†10.8†9.53.813.85.5
Women: pipe/cigar smoker0.70.81.61.81.21.40.20.2
Women: cigar smoker0.7†1.6†1.21.40.10.1
50+Men: pipe/cigar smoker9.65.66.33.64.83.38.74.7
Men: cigar smoker6.4†4.2†2.92.88.24.6
Women: pipe/cigar smoker0.90.91.41.40.30.40.10.1
Women: cigar smoker0.9†1.4†0.30.40.10.1