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Ohio Highlights – In Adobe Acrobat Format (PDF-35K) Ohio HighlightsHealth Impacts
Adult
Cigarette
Use,
2000
|
Current
Cigarette
Smoking, Grades 6–8 |
Current Any Tobacco Use, Grades 6–8 | Current
Cigarette Smoking, Grades 9–12 |
Current Any Tobacco Use, Grades 9–12 | |
---|---|---|---|---|
National* | 11.0% | 15.1% | 28.0% | 34.5% |
Ohio† | 13.7% | 18.7% | 33.4% | 41.1% |
Boys† | 14.7% | 22.0% | 33.0% | 45.6% |
Girls† | 12.7% | 15.2% | 33.7% | 35.9% |
Current
Cigarette
Smoking
=
smoked
cigarettes
on
1
of
the
30
days
preceding
the
survey. Current Any Tobacco Use = current use of cigarettes or smokeless tobacco or pipes or bidis or cigars or kreteks on 1 of the 30 days preceding the survey. Sources: *National Youth Tobacco Survey, 2000; †Ohio Youth Tobacco Survey, 2000. |
*Calculations
for
racial/ethnic
groups
are
based
on
combined
1999
and
2000
data.
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Ohio is investing 197% of CDC's Best Practices lower estimated recommended funding and 70% of the upper estimated recommended funding. Ohio spent $304 per capita on smoking-attributable direct medical expenditures. In 1998, about 17% ($1,113,000,000 or $862.47 per recipient) of all Medicaid expenditures were spent on smoking-related illnesses and diseases.
Smoking-Attributable Direct Medical Expenditures, 1998 |
Smoking-Attributable Productivity Costs, 1999 |
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---|---|---|---|
Ambulatory | $1,030,000,000 | Annual Total | $4,146,000,000 |
Hospital | $808,000,000 | Annual Per Capita | $368 |
Nursing Home | $1,113,000,000 | ||
Prescription Drugs | $274,000,000 | ||
Other | $191,000,000 | ||
Annual Total | $3,416,000,000 | ||
Annual Per Capita | $304 |
Tobacco settlement revenue received in 2001 | $312,446,299 |
Gross cigarette tax revenue collected in 2000 | $271,260,000 |
Cigarette
tax
per
pack
was
$0.24
in
2001 Cigarette sales were 99.9 packs per capita in 2000 |
Funding Source | FY02 Amount |
Funding Cycle |
State Appropriation—Settlement (Tobacco Only)* | $119,578,148 | 7/01–6/02 |
State Appropriation—Excise Tax Revenue | $0 | |
State Appropriation—Other | $0 | |
Subtotal: State Appropriation | $119,578,148 | |
Federal—CDC
Office
on
Smoking and Health |
$1,525,232 | 6/01–5/02 |
Federal—SAMHSA | $82,950 | 10/01–9/02 |
Non-Government Source—American Legacy Foundation | $0 | |
Non-Government Source—RWJF/AMA | $444,658 | 3/01–2/02 |
Subtotal: Federal/National Sources | $2,052,840 | |
FY02 Total Investment in Tobacco Control | $121,630,988 | |
CDC Best Practices Recommended Annual Total (Lower Estimate) | $61,735,000 | |
CDC Best Practices Recommended Annual Total (Upper Estimate) | $173,676,000 | |
FY02 Per Capita Investment in Tobacco Control | $10.67 | |
*The amount reflected above is disbursed to an endowment fund where the funds will be used by the Foundation for tobacco use reduction programs. The Foundation may, but is not required to, treat these funds as an endowment. An additional $636,000 will be expended by the Department of Public Safety to enforce underage-use laws in establishments with liquor stores. Also, an additional $579,323 will go to the Department of Health to provide emergency medications and oxygen to low-income seniors adversely affected by tobacco. |
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