Introduction: Tobacco promotion increases the likelihood that adolescents will start smoking.
Much of the tobacco industry's promotional budget is spent on point of sale (PoS) promotion …

Objective Raising the price of tobacco products is considered one of the most effective ways
to reduce tobacco use. In addition to excise taxes, governments are exploring other policies …

Aims To assess the extent to which point‐of purchase (POP) cigarette displays stimulate
impulse purchases. Design Telephone‐administered population survey. Setting Victoria …

Introduction: E-cigarette sales continue to increase in the United States. To date, little
surveillance research has documented the specific product attributes driving growth. This …

A large body of evidence demonstrates that tobacco companies use a wide range of tactics
to interfere with tobacco control. Such strategies include direct and indirect political lobbying …

Most of the published literature on cigarette advertising and promotion at points-of-sale is on
research conducted in high-income countries. We report findings from monitoring cigarette …

Much of the progress in reducing cigarette smoking and tobacco-related morbidity and
mortality among youth and adults is attributable to population-level strategies previously …

In the face of increasing media restrictions around the world, point-of-purchase promotion
(also called point-of-sale merchandising, and frequently abbreviated as POP or POS) is now …

Objective: Although numerous studies describe the quantity and nature of tobacco marketing
in stores, fewer studies examine the industry's attempts to reach youth at the point of sale …

The prices that smokers pay out-of-pocket for their tobacco products ultimately influence
their smoking behaviour. Although cigarette excise taxes are arguably the best and most …