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Tobacco Industry Responses to Public Health Campaigns

Researchers
Elizabeth Smith, PhD
Research Fields
Marketing and Prevention
Policy and Politics

This project uses tobacco industry documents to explore how the tobacco industry has responded to public health and other campaigns that focus attention on the behaviors of the tobacco industry, and to develop a resource for advocates designing such campaigns.  

 
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