Abstract
However, no re-cent study has analyzed rates of smok-ing and quit rates across the spectrumof psychiatric diagnoses in a nation-allyrepresentativesample.Wehypoth-esized that persons with mental ill-nesssmokeathigherratesthanpersonswithoutmentalillness,havelowerquitrates, and comprise a large proportionof the US tobacco market.Weusedpopulation-baseddatafromthe National Comorbidity Survey
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