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The image presents two tables about smoking cessation, with data categorized by the number of cigarettes smoked per day (20+, 10-19, Fewer than 10) and a Total. The first table, 'TOP 5 REASONS FOR WANTING TO GIVE UP SMOKING', shows the percentages for five reasons: 'Better for health in general' (64%, 73%, 74%, 71%); 'Less risk of getting smoking-related illnesses' (27%, 28%, 21%, 25%); 'Present health problems' (19%, 10%, 10%, 12%); 'Financial considerations' (31%, 36%, 25%, 31%); and 'Family pressure' (14%, 13%, 20%, 16%). The second table, 'WHEN SMOKERS INTEND TO GIVE UP SMOKING', details quitting timelines: 'Within the next month' (8%, 9%, 21%, 12%); 'Within the next 6 months' (26%, 32%, 46%, 35%); and 'Within the next year' (22%, 23%, 18%, 21%). The 'Total that intend to give up' are 60%, 73%, 79%, and 71% for the respective groups, while those who 'Do not intend to give up' are 40%, 27%, 21%, and 29%.
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The table comprises people’s cause for quit up smoking also when they expect to give up.
Overall, it is evident from the first table that most of the people are quitting smoking for better health in general compared to those people with family pressure. If we look at the second table, smokers intend to give up cigarettes more than half compared to those did not intend to quit.
Looking at the details, the first table suggest that people who have reasons for better health intend to give up cigarettes for 71%. In contrast, problems with family pressure were least to quit smoking at 16%. The table shows, the considerable trends for the young people having age 10-19 or fewer than 10, wanting to give up smoking.
Moving further, second tables indicate the duration for the smokers who intend to quit smoking. As a result, within the next month’s 12% people will give up smoking, 35% within the next 6 months and by the end of the year 21%. Another interesting point is that fewer than 10 age group children intend to give up by 79% which is the highest.
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