- Virginia is the state most willing to quit smoking- with 1,430 searches for “how to quit smoking”
- Kansas is the second state willing to quit smoking- with a total 2,451 searches over the past 12 months
- Hawaii is the least keen state to quit smoking- with just 50 monthly searches per 100,000 residents
An estimated 28.3 million adults in the United States currently smoke cigarettes, resulting in around 480,000 cigarette smoking-related deaths per year.
A brand-new data study released by Snusboss reveals the US states most willing to quit smoking.
The research conducted by Snusboss analyzes all 50 US states based on the number of times each state Googles a search term related to quitting smoking.
The experts have used 13 search terms, such as; “how to quit smoking”, “nicotine patches”, “stop smoking”, “vaping”, and “varenicline”.
Data reveals people in Virginia are most willing to quit smoking, with an average 7,462 searches over the past 12 months and an average 86 monthly searches per 100,000 residents.
Top search terms for Virginia are “how to quit smoking”, “chantix” and “varenicline”.
Ranking second place in the study is Kansas City, with a total 2,451 searches over the past 12 months and an average 83 monthly searches per 100,000 residents.
Top search terms for Kansas are “how to quit smoking”, “chantix” and “varenicline”.
In third is West Virginia, with a total search 1,441 over 12 months, and an average monthly total of 81 searches per 100,000 people.
Top search terms for West Virginia are “nicotine patches” and “chantix”.
Ranking in fourth place is Massachusetts, with a large population of 6,981, 974, it achieved a total search volume of 5,662 over the past12 months and an average monthly search volume of 81 per 100,000 residents.
Top search terms for Massachusetts are “chantix” and “varenicline”.
Scraping the top five is New York, with total search volume of 15,100 over the past 12 months and an average monthly search volume of 77 per 100,000 residents.
New York’s top search terms are “chantix” and “nicotine patches”.
Rounding out the top ten is Pennsylvania, Ohio, Connecticut, Kentucky, and Maine.
The state least willing to quit smoking is Hawaii, with an overall 12-month search volume of 726 and an average monthly search volume of 50 per 100,000 residents.
Mississippi is the second least willing state to quit smoking, with a total 12-month search volume of 1,553 and an average monthly search volume of 53 per 100,000 residents.
A spokesperson for Snusboss has commented on the study findings:
“Quitting smoking is a challenging but highly beneficial endeavor for an individuals' health.
“Our data reveals Virginia is the state searching for ways to quit smoking, from “nicotine patches”, to “how to stop smoking”, residents are continuing to Google alternative methods to combat the habit.
“Hawaii is searching for smoking relief terms the least, with just 50 monthly average terms per 100,000 residents.
“Over the years, many Americans have made significant efforts to quit smoking, because of several reasons, such as concerns about their health, the excessive cost of cigarettes, and changing societal attitudes towards smoking.
“There are several effects of cigarette smoking, such as weakened immune system, vision problems, poor oral hygiene, lung damage, heart disease, fertility problems, and risk of cancers.
“Several residents opt for smoking alternatives, such as nicotine pouches which are much less harmful. Cigarette smoke is more harmful than taking a nicotine pouch because cigarette smoke contains burnt tobacco and smoke, which are the main causes for illnesses connected with the use of nicotine products (cancer, lung diseases etc.)
“A recent study found that daily use of the nicotine patch (or a combination of the patch and nicotine gum) resulted in a lower risk of daily smoking for participants.
“Therefore, NRT products, such as nicotine patches, gum, lozenges, and inhalers, are recommended as they provide a controlled dose of nicotine to help reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings.”
Sources: Google Keyword Planner
Post courtesy of https://snusboss.com/
Journo Research operates as snusboss.com’s Digital PR agency.
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