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Background: Hard-core smokers (HCS) who do not want to quit make it more difficult for tobacco control efforts to further reduce smoking prevalence. Information about burden of hard-core smokers helps plan cessation services. Aim: Estimate sex-specific, country-wise proportion of HCS among the current daily smokers, and the population prevalence of HCS and estimated total number of hard-core smokers in 27 GATS countries. Methods: We used the Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS) data to estimate the prevalence of HCS (i.e., daily smokers who smoke within 30 minutes after waking up, smoke ≥ 10 cigarettes per day, not made any quit attempts during previous 12 months or have no intention to quit at all or quit during coming 12 months). For each GATS country, we estimated sex-wise, weighted and age-adjusted prevalence of daily smoking and HCS. Results: Overall weighted population prevalence (%) of HCS was highest in Greece (21.0), followed by Russia (13), Poland (9.4), Romania (9.0), and Ukraine (8.9) and lowest...

Hard-Core Smoking Among Daily Smokers in Male and Female Adults in 27 Countries: A Secondary Data Analysis of Global Adult Tobacco Surveys (2008-2014)