abrupt quit attempts were made among past-year smokers at risk of alcohol dependence (67·8%) compared with drinkers not at risk (54·6%) and non-drinkers (46·5%). Smoking and smoking cessation attempt characteristics among past-year smokers show a clear dose-response relationship where there are changes in characteristics as a function of AUDIT score and are presented in Supplementary Table 1 and Supplementary Figure 1.Table 2Smoking and smoking cessation attempt characteristics among past-year smokers (unweighted).Table 2NOverall, N = 26,8011Non-drinker, N = 8,0191Drinker not at risk of alcohol dependence, N = 18,2471At risk of alcohol dependence, N = 5351Time to first cigarette26,418>60 minutes35·3% (34·8, 35·9); (9,338)30·1% (29·1, 31·1); (2,388)37·8% (37·1, 38·5); (6,783)31·5% (27·6, 35·7); (167)30-60 minutes19·1% (18·7, 19·6); (5,057)19·7% (18·8, 20·6); (1,559)19·1% (18·5, 19·7); (3,428)13·2% (10·5, 16·5); (70)6-30 minutes30·7% (30·1, 31·2); (8,102)32·8% (31·8, 33·9); (2,602)29·9% (29·2, 30·6); (5,369)24·7% (21·2, 28·7); (131)<=5 minutes14·8% (14·4, 15·3); (3,921)17·4% (16·6, 18·3); (1,380)13·2% (12·8, 13·8); (2,379)30·6% (26·7, 34·7); (162)Cigarettes per day25,26711·1 (8·36)11·5 (8·43)10·9 (8·16)14·0 (12·37)Smokes roll your own (% yes)24,65748·7% (48·0, 49·3); (12,001)45·1% (44·0, 46·3); (3,328)49·7% (49·0, 50·5); (8,346)65·4% (61·0, 69·5); (327)Serious attempt to quit smoking (% yes)25,96432·3% (31·8, 32·9); (8,399)32·7% (31·6, 33·7); (2,526)32·1% (31·5, 32·8); (5,696)34·1% (30·1, 38·4); (177)Time since start of most recent quit attempt28,363Last week5·7% (5·2, 6·2);
