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3/13/2009

A report from the National Institute of Mental Health indicates that numerous biological, psychological, and social factors are likely to play a role in the high rates of smoking in people with psychiatric disorders. The report states that 41 percent of people with a psychiatric disorder smoke, about twice the rate (22.5 percent) seen in those without psychiatric diagnoses.