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An analysis of Twitter commentary and World Vape Day
We analysed tweets supporting “World Vape Day”; we identified four key supporting arguments; found substantial criticism of those viewed as opposing ENDS, and noted frequent reliance on personal testimonials and rights based arguments.
Pharmacists’ views of supplying tobacco
We explored pharmacists’ views on supplying tobacco as a short-term measure designed to reduce smoking prevalence. Once smoking prevalence falls, pharmacy-supply could introduce a health-promotion approach to tobacco supply.
Social supply of tobacco among Pacific young people
Miriama Matagi Tomasi (Ama) conducted talanoa with 16 young Pacific people to probe their knowledge, observations and experiences of tobacco supply. The sample of mainly non-smokers viewed smoking negatively, though recognised its role in reducing stress.
Betwixt two worlds? Disruptive technology and negotiating identity change
The study investigated how people who smoke negotiated new identity positions and the practices they retained, created or relinquished as they began vaping.
Whakahā o Te Pā Harakeke
This five-year research programme comprises three whenu that collectively aim to reduce smoking disparities by accelerating progress towards a Smokefree Aotearoa.
Developing optimal strategies to support smoking cessation among RYO users
This project examines how tailored RYO pictorial warnings and efficacy messages, developed using insights from whānau interviews, influence cessation-related beliefs and choices among people who use RYO tobacco.
EASE/ITC Study
EASE is Aotearoa’s International Tobacco Control (ITC) project, a health study which aims to support Aotearoa New Zealand’s Smokefree 2025 goal.
Adolescent Friendships & Lifestyles Study 2.0: Understanding declines in smoking, drinking and drug use in young people's lives.
This qualitative study investigates the dramatic decline of smoking, drinking and drug use among adolescents to determine the drivers of this ‘megatrend.’
Publication or Resource
Marsh, L.
Quigg, R.
Bateman, J.
(2022).
Public perceptions of tobacco retail reduction policies in New Zealand (Oral presentation).
Presented at the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco 28th Annual Meeting, Baltimore, USA,
March 2022.
Hoek, J.
Edwards, R.
Waa, A.
(2022).
Smoking, denormalization and tobacco endgames.
Public Health Expert,
March 24 2022.
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