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William Douglas Evans1, Kimberly A Horn1, Tiffany Gray1
1The Milken Institute School of Public Health, The George Washington University, Department of Prevention and Community Health, 905 New Hampshire Avenue, Northwest, Washington, DC 20052, USA.
Abstract:
With more tobacco products now available and heavily marketed, dual tobacco use is increasing among youth. We systematically reviewed literature on dual tobacco use interventions, with an emphasis on mass health communication strategies. The review identified 46 articles meeting initial criteria and ultimately included 8 articles. Included studies reported a mix of health communication and social marketing techniques. Although there is a body of research on dual tobacco use, there is limited literature describing interventions aimed at controlling it. Design and evaluation of such interventions showing reductions in dual use of cigarettes, smokeless, and alternative products would advance the field.
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