Featured in the new CRST supplement issue: Dr. Jessie Jensen and INTS coauthors analyzed nearly 10,000 tobacco products collected from U.S. schools, providing timely insights into the products, brands, and flavors reaching youth. #TobaccoResearch
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Andrea Villanti is a guest editor of this newly published issue of JNCI Monographs funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, covering the continued impact of the commercial use of tobacco and health disparities ➡️
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Please join us in welcoming our new faculty member, Rafael Meza, PhD! @RutgersCancer@RWJMS@rutgershealth Learn more about Dr. Meza here:
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INTS Associate Professor, Jamie Tam, comments on a recent story about how the tobacco industry is fighting proposed nicotine cuts in its products.
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A new Yale study estimates that raising the age for tobacco sales to 21 could avert more than 525,000 deaths, more than double prior estimates.
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Tobacco 21 policies, which raise the legal age for tobacco access to 21, could avert up to 526,000 premature deaths and gain 13.3 million life-years by 2100 if fully enforced. https://t.co/Li1BYszrHk @jamie_tam@yaleSPH@CenterTobacco
NEW: Today I’m releasing a Surgeon General’s Report on tobacco-related health disparities in the United States. This report recognizes that while we’ve made remarkable progress reducing tobacco use in the past 60 years, that progress has not been even.
Under a hypothetical federal ecig flavor ban:
✅more than half - would continue vaping
✅21% and 42% of exclusive vapers vs dual use would use combustible tobacco
✅Quitting all products - 34.5% and 17.2% of exclusive vapers vs dual use
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So proud of our #CISNET lung group for these analyses which were many years in the making! Our goal is to build data and modeling infrastructure for tobacco control and health equity! For interactive figures: https://t.co/zK4hHgjqQ2 Thanks @NCICancerCtrl @NCIBehaviors for funding
This supplement issue provides new estimates by #CISNET of smoking behaviors with detailed historical data by race/ethnicity, by educational attainment, by family income, and for each of the 50 U.S. states and Washington, District of Columbia.
All-cause mortality RRs associated with smoking by race/ethnicity and educational attainment are also available for the first time. Finally, the supplement issue presents comprehensive smoking histories for Brazil, showing the application to resource-limited settings:
Collectively, these data aim to offer insight into future U.S. and global smoking disparities and accelerate research on tobacco control policies that advance health equity. This effort will allow tobacco simulation models to account comprehensively for population diversity.
Brian King says, importantly, that he and @FDATobacco no longer refer to there being a youth vaping "epidemic." He appropriately stresses there's still great concern. But this is a clarion call to the health community, @Surgeon_General, @CDCTobaccoFree to follow suit. #SRNT2023
Out this week: a sneak preview of our upcoming supplement issue, "Patterns of Birth Cohort-Specific #Smoking Histories by Sociodemographic Group in the U.S."
Read an #OpenAccess early-release article from the issue here: https://t.co/bQOJ5kM2lC
For years I've gone to #SRNT and listened to Jarvik-Russel Award recipients in awe of what they've accomplished. It's unreal to me that I'm somehow in their company. Truly humbled by this. Thank you to @srntorg & the wonderful colleagues/collaborators on this journey with me!🙏
Congratulations to our 2023 Jarvik-Russel Award winner, Jamie Tam on their extraordinary contribution to the field of nicotine and tobacco research! #SRNT2023