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Tobacco and Public Health

Insights, analysis and commentary on tobacco control and commercial determinants of health from the Tobacco Control Research Group

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TCRG
June 11, 2021

Child labour in the tobacco industry
TCRG
May 31, 2021

Why understanding industry tactics is essential for effective tobacco control
TCRG
April 28, 2021

Big Four + Big Four: adding up the Government's lobbying links
TCRG
April 27, 2021

It’s time to stub out the butts for good
TCRG
March 29, 2021

How the tobacco industry works to disrupt public health policies in low- and middle-income countries
TCRG
March 8, 2021

Women and the tobacco industry
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February 6, 2014

Extent of tobacco industry's lobbying tactics unveiled by new paper
Jodie Harris
September 10, 2013

Supporting snus as a harm reduction tool: the need for caution
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April 18, 2013

The public health implications of tobacco industry pricing

Governments need to be far more sophisticated in the way that they monitor cigarette prices. Using weighted average prices will help but it is also essential to monitor price trends by price segment.
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April 16, 2013

Emergency asthma admissions drop by nearly 2000 a year following smokefree law

Numbers of adults admitted to hospital for emergency treatment for asthma have dropped by over four per cent since smokefree legislation was introduced in England, Bath researchers have found.