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Journal of Public Health (Oxford, England)|May 5, 2022
Exposure to tobacco, alcohol and 'Junk food' content in reality TV programmes broadcast in the UK between August 2019-2020Alexander B Barker, Jaspreet Bal, Laura Ruff, et al.Addiction (Abingdon, England)|July 21, 2010
Unplanned attempts to quit smoking: a qualitative explorationRachael L Murray, Ann McNeill, Sarah Lewis, et al.BMC Public Health|October 5, 2018
Alcohol audio-visual content in formula 1 television broadcastingAlexander B Barker, John Britton, Bruce Grant-Braham, et al.Journal of Migration and Health|July 7, 2022
Exploring the influence of health management processes on health outcomes among internally displaced persons (IDPs)Winifred Ekezie, Penelope Siebert, Stephen Timmons, et al.Current Oncology (Toronto, Ont.)|May 27, 2022
Successes and Challenges of Implementing Tobacco Dependency Treatment in Health Care Institutions in EnglandSanjay Agrawal, Zaheer Mangera, Rachael L Murray, et al.Tobacco Induced Diseases|January 30, 2014
Patients' and healthcare professionals' views on a specialist smoking cessation service delivered in a United Kingdom hospital: a qualitative studyManpreet Bains, John Britton, John Marsh, et al.BMJ Public Health|February 28, 2025
UK policymaker and expert perspectives on the smoke-free generation policy: a qualitative studyNathan Davies, Rachael L Murray, Tessa Langley, et al.American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine|August 9, 2003
Fish oil supplementation reduces severity of exercise-induced bronchoconstriction in elite athletesTimothy D Mickleborough, Rachael L Murray, Alina A Ionescu, et al.BMC Public Health|November 18, 2011
A qualitative exploration of smokers' views regarding aspects of a community-based mobile stop smoking service in the United KingdomManpreet Bains, Andrea Venn, Rachael L Murray, et al.Alcohol and Alcoholism (Oxford, Oxfordshire)|July 8, 2024
A rapid literature review of the effect of alcohol marketing on people with, or at increased risk of, an alcohol problemRachael L Murray, Jo Leonardi-Bee, Alexander Barker, et al.Pageof 8