2015-12-31-世界卫生组织-2016_GYTS_Fact_Sheet_Morocco_2页_297kb

Okay, here is the summary:

The 2016 Global Youth Tobacco Survey (GYTS) in Morocco revealed significant tobacco use among a representative sample of 3,915 students in grades 7-9 (with 1,857 aged 13-15). Overall 4% of students used any tobacco product currently, with boys (7.3%) more likely than girls (4.4%) to be current users. Approximately 3% used cigarettes (boys 2.7%, girls 0.8%), and very low prevalence other tobacco use (about 2.8%) was reported. Electronic cigarette use among youth reached 5.3%, with higher rates in girls currently. Almost all current smokers (92%) had tried to quit in the past year, with over two-thirds (67%) wanting to quit. Nearly half (49%) felt capable of quitting if they wanted to. Exposure to secondhand smoke was substantial, with 15.2% exposed at home and almost 42% exposed in enclosed public places. Media campaigns showed some impact, with 72% of students believing smoking is harmful to others, and mass media anti-tobacco messages or store promotions were noticed by many. These findings highlight persistent youth tobacco use patterns, increasing electronic cigarette prevalence, high willingness to quit smoking, critically high tobacco smoke exposure in public spaces, and significant youth susceptibility to tobacco despite some protective media influences.