Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6047601 | Preventive Medicine | 2014 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
Exposure to pro-tobacco advertisements over the Internet increased significantly during 2000-2012 among United States middle and high school students, while a decline in exposure to advertisements in newspapers or magazines, and at retail stores occurred during the same period. However, over two-thirds of students still reported retail store exposure to pro-tobacco advertisements in 2012. Enhanced and sustained efforts would be beneficial to reduce even more exposure to all forms of pro-tobacco advertisements among youths.
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Authors
Israel T. Agaku, Brian A. King, Shanta R. Dube,