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Smoking remains a major public health challenge worldwide. According to recent data, Nauru has the highest smoking rate at 46.7% of its population, followed by Myanmar (42.3%), Serbia (39%), Bulgaria (38.8%), and Indonesia (38.7%). These figures highlight how tobacco use is deeply entrenched in certain societies, often linked to cultural acceptance and limited regulation.
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that tobacco use causes more than 8 million premature deaths annually, making smoking one of the leading preventable causes of death worldwide. Despite decades of anti-smoking campaigns, the habit persists, particularly in regions where tobacco is cheap, widely available, and socially normalized.