Check out a recent CTR publication in @ijdrugpolicy on recreational cannabis excise taxation in the USA using a novel tax measure for to allow for comparisons across different tax bases.
https://t.co/vAWvfk435w @OSUWexMed@OSUCCC_James
Dr. Patterson et al. published a @NTR_Journal commentary examining the role of structural stigma in tobacco use and control within sexual and gender minorities. @OSUWexMed@OSUCCC_James @psLGBTQ @OSUPublicHealth
CTR faculty and staff recently published findings of a study on the tax incidence and tax pass-through of smokeless tobacco in the US. https://t.co/9gZYoZFIwx @OSUWexMed@OSUCCC_James
Dr. Klein et al. found a warning on cancer risk even without inhaling drew the greatest visual attention and highest rating of perceived effectiveness among a sample of young adult cigarillo users and non-users. https://t.co/oCSJxiWuml @OSUWexMed@OSUCCC_James@OSUPublicHealth
Dr. Tackett and colleagues found nicotine gums may offer a more pleasant sensory experience than pouches for young adults who use e-cigarettes, with variation across brand/flavor variants. https://t.co/cL9YPpP1Bz @NTR_Journal@OSUWexMed@OSUCCC_James
Dr. Patterson et al. found young LGBTQ+ adults may be more receptive to advertisements using candid images of 'every-day' people, personal stories with gain-framed messages, and subtle Pride icons or colors. https://t.co/1EgLA9QUuz @OSUWexMed@OSUCCC_James@TC_BMJ @psLGBTQ
Dr. He and OSU TCORS team members found that raising taxes on smokeless tobacco, e-cigs and alcohol reduced use among youth, but increasing cigarette taxes leads to unintended promotion of smokeless tobacco. https://t.co/0EUl567WQX @OSUWexMed@OSUCCC_James@ijdrugpolicy
Dr. Brittney Keller-Hamilton, colleagues and the @American_Heart Association shared key information about the impact of smokeless oral nicotine products on cardiovascular disease in a recent policy statement in @CircAHA. https://t.co/IsEWoG28s6 @OSUWexMed@OSUCCC_James
Dr. Nemeth and colleagues recently published a review on the role of executive function in smoking cessation. @OSUWexMed@OSUCCC_James@OSUPublicHealth https://t.co/xCic3vgDbz
A few of our staff helped decorate a stocking for a competition hosted by our building managers. Our display incorporated some of the tobacco products we study at the CTR. Happy Holidays!
Dr. Shang and colleagues published2022 data on the prevalence of Blunt and Hemp Wrap Use Among Young Adults in the US. @OSUWexMed@OSUCCC_James
https://t.co/PvpXTxFpPq
Check out the OSU TCORS Market Monitoring Core's recently published a short report in @TC_BMJ on the types of e-liquid products that were more likely to offer price promotions! @OSUWexMed@OSUCCC_James
https://t.co/zvA9KOCHwP
#DYK? There are benefits to quitting smoking at any age, no matter how much or how long youβve smoked.
Tomorrow is the @AmericanCancer#GreatAmericanSmokeout. Start your journey toward a healthier life. Make a plan to quit: https://t.co/SXx7qR8piJ
A few of the TCORS faculty, staff and trainees who attended the 2024 Annual Tobacco Regulatory Science meeting in Bethesda took a minute to meet up for a quick group photo. The meeting was a great opportunity to present new research findings. @OSUWexMed@OSUCCC_James