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Drivers of rural inequities in nicotine and tobacco use: A qualitative study of emerging and early established adults in California’s North State in the USA
Rural residents throughout the Global North experience inequities related to nicotine and tobacco use, including heavier and more frequent smoking, compared to people living in urban areas. These inequities are evident in rural northern California, where the prevalence of smoking among adults is dou
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