全球烟草使用现状：男性吸烟率远高于女性

Around one-fifth of adults in the world use tobacco. But large gaps often exist in smoking rates between genders.Globally, around one-third of men use tobacco, while less than one in ten women do.Men are more likely to use tobacco in almost every country in the world. You can see this on the chart, which plots the share of men (on the vertical axis) versus the share of women (on the horizontal axis). Nearly all countries lie above the diagonal line, which means more men do so.This data is collated and published by the World Health Organization. It’s based on adults aged 15 years and older and includes all tobacco products. In most countries, smoking is the main form of tobacco use, but in some, smokeless or chewing tobacco is more common.Explore all of our data and research on smoking across the world →