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Anti-smoking campaigners must have somewhat mixed feelings about the proliferation of former smokers — a cohort that outnumbers current smokers, according to the latest federal statistics. Analyzing data gathered in the first half of last year, a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds 21.6 percent of adults identifying themselves as former smokers, vs. 20 percent saying they’re current smokers. The other 58.4 percent said they’ve never smoked. Men have a higher likelihood than women of being current smokers (22.7
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