A 1996 national survey in China revealed high smoking prevalence among men (63%) and low awareness of smoking-related health risks, highlighting an urgent need for tobacco control initiatives.
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Elevated smoking rates among Chinese men may signal need for control efforts; extends 1984 data but leaves open policy impact without longitudinal studies.
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