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a strong recommendation against their use) because of well-established harms of continued smoking, and some people may be willing to attempt to quit with e-cigarettes but not with other strategies
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However, smoking prevalence differs widely within Hispanic subgroups and by gender: Hispanic American adults who identify as Puerto Rican have consistently reported the highest current smoking prevalence (17%) compared to other subgroups, whereas Hispanic American adults who identify as Central or South American have reported the lowest (6%)
3) Avoid Common Triggers Try to stay away from places, activities, or situations that trigger the urge to smoke