Resource Database
About this Resource Database
Please access the resource database by clicking here.
This searchable database houses secondary literature synthesizing the evidence supporting federal, state, and local U.S. tobacco controls. State-level statistical data or fact sheets are not included, nor are resources that focus on programs rather than policies.
In addition to aggregating the body of tobacco control policy and advocacy resources, this tool can help identify resource overlaps and gaps. This bank is not intended to be exhaustive; to further explore topics, users may visit the websites of authoring organizations.
Submitting a Resource
The site will be regularly updated with new resources. To submit a resource for consideration, complete the form on the “Submit a Resource” page.
To view a list of tobacco control partner organizations, visit the “Outside Resources” section of our website. Please contact us at tobacco@tobaccopolicycenter.org with questions or comments regarding this tool. Thank you!
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In collaboration w/ @nycHealthy, we found that neighborhood cigarette advertising was linked w/ smoking among New Yorkers w/ current depression, not those without. Suggests retail ads may be a stronger environmental trigger among those w/ depression https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1bl5a4pqpjmq9q#.X2Cqpbzf3OQ.twitter
https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/big-drop-reported-in-vaping-by-us-teenagers/2608795/
Wow. Menthol cigarettes out in #California. This is pathbreaking leadership on a product that has killed so many Black people. @FDATobacco still being sued to take action. https://twitter.com/fighttobaccola/status/1299475973360975873
BIG NEWS: @GavinNewsom just signed #SB793 into law! It will go into effect on January 1, 2021! Thank you to the organizers and elected officials who made this possible!
We did it!