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Age-Specific Barriers and Facilitators of Smoking Cessation: A Comparative Study of Young, Active Older, and Older Adults in the United States
BACKGROUND: Cessation research treats adult tobacco users as one population with one set of predictors. Whether that holds depends on three choices that are rarely reported: how the analytic denominator is drawn, whether the outcome is a stock or a flow, and how questionnaire skip logic is handled.
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