Table of contents

Supplement

• How do different cigarette design features influence the standard tar yields of popular cigarette brands sold in different countries? (2 September, 2008)

  R J O’Connor, D Hammond, A McNeill, B King, L T Kozlowski, G A Giovino, K M Cummings
• Ignoring puff counts: another shortcoming of the Federal Trade Commission cigarette testing programme (2 September, 2008)

  L T Kozlowski, C A Whetzel, S D Stellman, R J O’Connor
• Effect of charcoal-containing cigarette filters on gas phase volatile organic compounds in mainstream cigarette smoke (2 September, 2008)

  G M Polzin, L Zhang, B A Hearn, A D Tavakoli, C Vaughan, Y S Ding, D L Ashley, C H Watson
• The feasibility of measuring puffing behaviour in roll-your-own cigarette smokers (2 September, 2008)

  L Shahab, R West, A McNeill
• Constituents in tobacco and smoke emissions from Canadian cigarettes (2 September, 2008)

  D Hammond, R J O’Connor
• PREP advertisement features affect smokers’ beliefs regarding potential harm (2 September, 2008)

  A A Strasser, K Z Tang, M D Tuller, J N Cappella
• Existing technologies to reduce specific toxicant emissions in cigarette smoke (2 September, 2008)

  R J O’Connor, P J Hurley
• Tobacco flakes on cigarette filters grow bacteria: a potential health risk to the smoker? (2 September, 2008)

  J L Pauly, J D Waight, G M Paszkiewicz
• Spectrofluorometric method for measuring tobacco smoke particulate matter on cigarette filters and Cambridge pads (2 September, 2008)

  G M Paszkiewicz, J L Pauly