Young adults are more likely than older smokers to successfully quit smoking.

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According to a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), young adults (ages 18-24) are more likely to successfully quit smoking than older adults (ages 35-44). The study found that young adults were more likely to quit smoking for at least six months compared to older adults (63.8% vs. 49.6%). However, it should be noted that quitting smoking is difficult for anyone at any age, and support and resources are important for successful cessation.

Young Adults Are More Likely Than Older Smokers to Successfully