While smoking rates have been falling steadily in Iceland since at least the 1980s, tobacco smoking was associated with 17% of all fatalities in 2019.[4] Other research found 11.3% of all deaths in Iceland in 2021 were caused by tobacco use (13.5% for men and 9.2% for women).[5] The economic cost of smoking and tobacco use to Iceland each year is estimated to be more than 33 billion Iceland kronas (roughly 204 million or $269 million).[6] while smoking rates have been falling steadily in Iceland since at least the 1980s, tobacco smoking was associated with 17% of all fatalities in 2019 What efforts have been made to address the use of cigarettes in Iceland
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Given the overwhelming evidence linking tobacco to cancer, smoking cessation is paramount in reducing the risk of cancer development and promoting overall health
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We know that Black residents are disproportionately affected by tobacco use, and flavored tobacco, including menthol, continues to have a particularly insidious effect on our community