This investigation reveals links between socio-economic factors, built environment, and smoking behaviours among adults, suggesting implications for tobacco control strategies.
These findings highlight the importance of considering built environment characteristics alongside socio-economic factors in tobacco control strategies. Urban environment, particularly building density and access to green spaces, may influence smoking behaviours and should be incorporated into future public health interventions and tobacco control research.
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