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  • New Journal article: E-cigarette flavours and vaping as a social practice: Implications for tobacco control

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    Thu 27 Jul 2023

    E-liquid flavours are perhaps the most materially disruptive aspect of vaping compared with smoking, especially for people who smoke and who wish to quit.

  • New publication: New Zealand adolescents’ responses to plain packaging and new pictorial warning labels

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    Fri 23 Jun 2023
    A new study has found preliminary evidence that plain packaging and enhanced pictorial warnings on cigarette packs introduced in 2018 reduced tobacco brand awareness and salience and misperceptions about tobacco brand harmfulness among 14-15 year olds in Aotearoa. 
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