Ending the Tobacco Problem: A Blueprint for the Nation

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Ending the Tobacco Problem: A Blueprint for the Nation

Zhu SH, Anderson CM, Tedeschi GJ, Rosbrook, B, Johnson CE, Byrd M, Gutierrez-Terrell E. 2002. Evidence of real-world effectiveness of a telephone quitline for smokers. New England Journal of Medicine 347(14):1087-1093.

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Front Matter (R1-R16)

Introduction (29-38)

PART I BACKGROUND, 1 Epidemiology of Tobacco Use: History and Current Trends (39-76)

2 Factors Perpetuating the Tobacco Problem (77-106)

3 Containing the Tobacco Problem (107-142)

PART II A BLUEPRINT FOR REDUCING TOBACCO USE, 4 Reducing Tobacco Use: A Policy Framework (143-156)

5 Strengthening Traditional Tobacco Control Measures (157-270)

6 Changing the Regulatory Landscape (271-340)

7 New Frontiers of Tobacco Control (341-354)

Index (355-372)

Appendix A Comprehensive Smoking Cessation Policy for All Smokers: Systems Integration to Save Lives and Money (373-422)

Appendix B Clean Air Laws (423-434)

Appendix C Warning Labels and Packaging (435-448)

Appendix D The Long-Term Promise of Effective School-Based Smoking Prevention Programs (449-477)

Appendix E Adolescents' and Young Adults' Perceptions of Tobacco Use: A Review and Critique of the Current Literature (478-494)

Appendix F Interventions for Children and Youth in the Health Care Setting (495-502)

Appendix G Reducing and Preventing Tobacco Use Among Pregnant Women, Parents, and Families (503-515)

Appendix H Smoking in the Movies: Its Impact on Youth and Youth Smoking (516-551)

Appendix I State Statutes Governing Direct Shipment of Alcoholic Beverages to Consumers: Precedents for Regulating Tobacco Retail Shipments (552-577)

Appendix J The Role of Public Policies in Reducing Smoking Prevalence: Results from the SimSmoke Tobacco Policy Simulation Model (578-598)

Appendix K Commissioned Simulation Modeling of Smoking Prevalence as an Outcome of Selected Tobacco Control Measures (599-640)

Appendix L Controlling the Retail Sales Environment: Access, Advertising, and Promotional Activities (641-652)

Appendix M Sales and Marketing of Cigarettes on the Internet: Emerging Threats to Tobacco Control and Promising Policy Solutions (653-678)

Appendix N Media Campaigns and Tobacco Control (679-689)

Appendix O Advocacy as a Tobacco Control Strategy (690-703)

Appendix P Special Populations with Higher Rates of Cigarette Smoking: Identification and Implications for Tobacco Control (704-716)