Cigarette Smoking as a Risk Factor for Greater Psychiatric Symptom Severity across Serious Mental Illnesses: A Secondary Analysis of Three Nationally-Representative NIH Datasets

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Smoking 100%
2. Cigarette Smoking 95%
3. Psychiatry 80%
4. Datasets 76%
5. Smoking Prevention 71%
6. Bipolar Disorder 60%
7. Smokers 53%
8. Major Depressive Disorder 39%
9. Tobacco Products 35%
10. Depression 32%
11. Schizophrenia 30%
12. Non-Smokers 25%
13. Cytidine Triphosphate 17%
14. Multimedia 17%
15. Product Packaging 14%
16. Symptom Flare Up 14%
17. Smoking Cessation 12%
18. Smoke 12%
19. Tobacco 11%
20. Mental Health 9%
21. Hospitalization 9%
22. Public Health 8%
23. Education 7%
24. Recurrence 7%
25. Health 6%