Advancing Science & Practice in the Retail Environment: An NCI-funded Center
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Authors of this paper developed a protocol to identify U.S. tobacco retailers between 2000 and 2017. Using industry codes and retailer names from a national database, they calculated annual counts of tobacco retailers, together with retailer openings and closings. They found a net increase of 12% over this period overall, from over 317,000 retailers in [...]
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This study found that the sales volume of Natural American Spirit cigarettes, often perceived as a “safer smoke,” was greater in cities with lower adult smoking prevalence, and, unlike other brands, did not increase in cities where excise taxes were higher. [...]
An audit of retail sales of e-cigarettes showed increases of sales and exterior marketing in neighborhoods with the highest proportion of Black residents. Retailers in states with high smoking prevalence appear to be targeted by e-cigarette marketing. [...]
An editorial discussing a Lawman et al. study of the Philadelphia, PA, retail policy environment and acknowledging its importance. The authors describe the need to examine policy mechanisms and environmental changes to equip communities in efforts to design new tobacco control policies. Exploring these factors will allow for more effective policies that meet the specific demands of communities’ [...]
A paper describing recent trends in cigarette smoking by annual household income from 2011 to 2017. The study found that in every state, the odds of smoking were greater in lower-income vs. higher-income groups in 2017. Income-based disparities declined from 2011 to 2017 in only one state and widened in three states. The study suggests that [...]
A paper examining the association between tobacco retailer density and adult smoking prevalence for metropolitan and nonmetropolitan counties. The study found that metropolitan counties with the highest retailer density had higher smoking prevalence than those with the lowest retail density. [...]