Tobacco Control: 14 (3)

Editorial

New Zealand: return of tobacco man (27 May, 2005) Free
George Thomson
France: smoking in pregnancy consensus conference (27 May, 2005) Free
Jacques Le Houezec
China: illegal brand ads pulled (27 May, 2005) Free
David Simpson
Saudi Arabia: Doll and Peto honoured (27 May, 2005) Free
David Simpson
Research Assistance Matching (RAM) Project (27 May, 2005) Free
Wasim Maziak, Heather Wipfli
Hong Kong, China: fears for health as business dominates (27 May, 2005) Free
David Simpson
Guernsey (UK): size doesn’t matter (27 May, 2005) Free
David Simpson
The Internet Archive (27 May, 2005) Free
David Simpson

The most cited authors and papers in tobacco control (27 May, 2005)
F Byrne, S Chapman
Toward a comprehensive long term nicotine policy (27 May, 2005)
N Gray, J E Henningfield, N L Benowitz, G N Connolly, C Dresler, K Fagerstrom, M J Jarvis, P Boyle

Impact of UK policy initiatives on use of medicines to aid smoking cessation (27 May, 2005)
R West, M E DiMarino, J Gitchell, A McNeill
The Virginia Slims identity crisis: an inside look at tobacco industry marketing to women (27 May, 2005)
B A Toll, P M Ling
Smoking behaviour among young adults: beyond youth prevention (27 May, 2005)
D Hammond
How effective are tobacco industry bar and club marketing efforts in reaching young adults? (27 May, 2005)
E A Gilpin, V M White, J P Pierce
Understanding Philip Morris’s pursuit of US government regulation of tobacco (27 May, 2005)
P A McDaniel, R E Malone
Cigarette advertising in Mumbai, India: targeting different socioeconomic groups, women, and youth (27 May, 2005)
R Bansal, S John, P M Ling
Adolescent smoking decline during California’s tobacco control programme (27 May, 2005)
J P Pierce, M M White, E A Gilpin