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In Canada, the rate of smokers aged 15 years or older is around 10%, according to a national 2021 Tobacco and Nicotine survey

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Addiction: Classification and Risk Factors Classifying addiction (also known in the medical community as substance use disorder) as a disease can be the result of: Genetic predisposition Symptoms or signs that can be physically observed Family medical history Predictable progression Individuals respond to treatment People with a familial history of substance use disorder are much more susceptible to addiction than individuals whose biological relatives have never experienced substance abuse issues

We can also arrange support for other family members to stop smoking as we know that a family effort is often more successful than trying to quit on your own