Introduction The use of e-cigarettes has increased considerably among young people. To
successfully develop interventions to prevent e-cigarette use, influencing factors must be …

Objective States and localities are formulating strategies to reduce the widespread retail
availability of tobacco products. Evidence of associations between retailer density/proximity …

E-cigarettes are a popular mode of delivery for nicotine, tobacco and cannabis. The
prevalence of vaping among youth is increasing and this review aims to identify features of …

Background Exposure to tobacco product marketing increases tobacco use among young
adults, especially those from vulnerable communities (VCs). Purpose This study examined …

Background We investigated youth daily activity spaces, travel patterns, exposure to tobacco
retail marketing, and tobacco and cannabis use and co-use. Methods: Data included 1,060 …

Background This study examined young people's e-cigarette risk perceptions, policy
attitudes, and past-month nicotine vaping in 30 US cities in relation to city e-cigarette retail …

Background Tobacco retailer density might influence youth e-cigarette use due to increased
access and exposure to point-of-sale marketing. There is a need for longitudinal …

People working in the field have long talked about tobacco as a social justice issue, but
considerations of just what to do about addressing that have often been secondary to …

Issues Health policy makers worldwide have adopted evidence‐based legislation, largely
directed at consumers, to reduce tobacco‐related harm. It is suggested that limiting supply …

Background Nearly 3 million US adolescents use e-cigarettes. E-cigarette marketing is
associated with adolescent e-cigarette use; however, studies have not asked adolescents …