Adult smoking rates

• INWAT Europe (1999).  Report of INWAT Europe Seminar on Women and Tobacco
• Joossens, L. and Sasco A. (!999)  Some like it ‘Light’.  Brussels: European Network
  for Smoking Prevention.
• WHO European Health for All statistical database, at www.who.dk

Disadvantage

• Dorsett R, Marsh A (1998)   The health trap: poverty, smoking and lone parenthood. London: Policy Studies Institute.  Brief details at www.psi.org.uk 
• Gaunt Richardson P et al (1999)  Breaking down the barriers: women, low income and smoking. 
  Edinburgh: ASH Scotland.
• Graham H (1998)  Poverty and national health strategies.  In Doyal L (ed) Women and health services.  Milton Keynes: Open University Press.
• EAPN, European Anti Poverty Network - eapn@euronet.be  or see www.eapn.org

Younger women

• Currie C et al (ed. 2000) Health and health behaviour among young people. 
  Copenhagen: World Health Organisation.
• Reid DJ et al (1995)   Reducing the prevalence of smoking in youth in Western countries:
  an international review.  Tobacco Control 4:266-77.
• Sasco AJ, Kleihues P (1999)  Why can’t we convince the young not to smoke? 
  European Journal of Cancer.
• ENHPS, European Network of Health Promoting Schools - www.who.dk/tech/inv/hps.htm
• ENYPAT, European Network on Young People and Tobacco - www.enypat.org

Older women

• ASH Working Group on Women and Smoking (1995)  As time goes by: smoking and the older woman.  London: Action on Smoking and Health.
• Cattan M (1999)  Older smokers: a practical resource for health professionals.
  London: Health Education Authority.
• ELA, Eurolink Age, eurolink@ace.org.uk  or see www.eurolinkage.org/euro/