The National Centre for Youth Substance Use Research (NCYSUR) is dedicated to advancing evidence-based understanding of, and responses to, youth substance use and related harms. The symposium will sh...

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YouTube video by Tobacco Endgame Centre of Research Excellence

South Australian landlords who turn a blind eye on illegal tobacco can now be fined, while Queensland is proposing bigger fines and even a year in jail.

Early versions of graphic warnings on smoked tobacco products aimed to arouse fear. But addressing feelings of regret and shame may be more motivating to quit.

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CAPITOLA — At Thursday’s meeting, the Capitola City Council unanimously voted to ban the sale of filtered cigarettes and cigars.

Introduction Although many countries have introduced pictorial warning labels (PWLs), few use efficacy labels or inserts offering supportive cessation advice or outlining benefits of quitting. Theory ...

New research from Aotearoa New Zealand shows that adding positive, supportive messages to tobacco packaging could complement graphic warnings and better help people quit smoking.

Research suggests very few people who smoke made considered decisions, understood addiction, or fully appreciated the risks they faced when they started smoking as teenagers.

The Lung Health Matters podcast series concentrates on the important work ERS does to advocate for better respiratory health at EU level and beyond. Hosted by members of the ERS Advocacy Council and o...

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Classification: ANU Officer 5/6 (Research)Salary package: $83,351 - $97,929 per annum plus 17% superannuation Terms: 3 x Full time, Fixed Term (up to 2 years) Position overview We are recruiting three...

In this webinar, Dr Yvette van der Eijk will discuss the considerations of what makes a country 'endgame ready' and strategies to make the global tobacco endgame more inclusive.

Mariel S Bello, Brandon Henderson, Megan Passey, Bruce Wheeler, Eric C Donny, Christie D Fowler, Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco (SRNT) Board;

New Zealand seems unlikely to reach its stated goal of cutting smoking prevalence to 5% or less across all population groups.

Gaps in Australian tobacco laws are allowing children to be targeted by retailers with some using window toy displays, cartoons and movie characters on their shopfronts, UQ researchers have found.

Issues Tobacco retailing remains highly prevalent in Australia and so represents a potential source of exposure to tobacco marketing for children, despite national laws that restrict tobacco adverti...