More and more American homes are adopting a ""No Smoking"" policy. According to the latest study by the CDC National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, around eight in ten households have prohibited smoking within their property in 2011. It's a vast improvement over the 1993 figure of four in ten. Among U.S. states, Alaska has one of the highest numbers of smoke-free homes at 85.6 percent in 2011, up from 50.8 percent in 1993. In fact, all but 5.3 percent of households in the state have no adult smoker. Study author and CDC smoking issues expert Brian King tells reporters that a change in views and smoking bans in certain public areas greatly influenced the trend.
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