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Youth smoking still declining.


The number of Canadian youth trying tobacco products has continued to fall, Health Canada's 2004-2005 Youth Smoking Survey has found. Only 21 per cent of youth in grades five through nine had tried any type of tobacco product. This represents a 50 per cent reduction over a 10-year period from the rate in 1994.

The 2004-2005 YSS YSS - Yaw Sun Sensor
YSS - Yemeni Student Society
YSS - You're So Smart
YSS - You're So Sweet
YSS - You Suck Severely
YSS - Young Spectroscopist Symposium (South Africa)
 was a project funded by Health Canada, conducted by the University of Waterloo and a consortium of tobacco control researchers.

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