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Impact of advertisements promoting candy-like flavoured e-cigarettes on appeal of tobacco smoking among children: an experimental study
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- Published on: 12 February 2016
- Published on: 12 February 2016Corroborating experimental study finds no effect of e-cigarette advertisements on interest in or susceptibility to tobacco smoking or e-cigarette useShow More
In a smaller sample of older teenagers, I recently extended and replicated some of Vasiljevic and colleagues' findings [1]. In line with their results, I found that e-cigarette advertisements did not increase interest in tobacco smoking, interest in using e-cigarettes or susceptibility to either behaviour.
In this experimental study, 65 UK non-smokers aged 16-19 years were randomised to viewing either six e-ci...
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