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How can we maximise the benefits of smoke-free prisons? Decision analytic model to predict potential impacts on public health

N. MCMEEKIN ; A. BROWN ; C. BEST ; E. DEMOU ; A. H. LEYLAND ; L. BAULD ; N. LOUCKS ; J. P. PELL ; S. SEMPLE ; E. J. TWEED ; C. WOODS-BROWN ; K. HUNT ; K. A. BOYD | 2026
Dans BMC Public Health (Vol.26, 2026) Article : Périodique

INTRODUCTION: Tobacco smoking prevalence remains high in disadvantaged populations such as people in prison. Smokefree prisons protect health, however around 90% of people who smoke pre-prison, relapse to smoking shortly after release. If people[...]

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No change in illicit tobacco use following the introduction of standardised packaging? A longitudinal online survey in the United Kingdom

D. JONES ; C. BEST ; C. MOODIE | 2025
Dans Tobacco Use Insights (Vol.18, January-December 2025) Article : Périodique

Background: The tobacco industry has argued for decades that standardised packaging would lead to an increase in illicit tobacco use, but this is not supported by current evidence. Objective: To explore longer-term associations between standard[...]

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Relationship between trying an electronic cigarette and subsequent cigarette experimentation in Scottish adolescents: a cohort study

C. BEST ; F. HASEEN ; D. CURRIE ; G. OZAKINCI ; A. M. MACKINTOSH ; M. STEAD ; D. EADIE ; A. MACGREGOR ; J. PEARCE ; A. AMOS ; J. FRANK ; S. HAW | 2018
Dans Tobacco Control (Vol.27, n°4, July 2018) Article : Périodique

Background: This study examines whether young never smokers in Scotland, UK, who have tried an e-cigarette are more likely than those who have not, to try a cigarette during the following year. Methods: Prospective cohort survey conducted in fo[...]

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