Explanation 3: Actual smoking intensity is higher than reported by surveys The AMIS survey results for 2014 indicate that smoking intensity was lower in Switzerland than in France (see table 3): on average, Swiss smokers declared consuming 9.9 cigarettes per day, and their French counterparts reported 11.3 cigarettes daily
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