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The Impact of Layering Tobacco 21 Laws and Smoke-Free Laws on U.S. Adolescent Smoking Behaviors

Aug 20
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key takeaway: "This study found that layering Tobacco 21 law coverage with smoke-free workplace and hospitality law coverage was associated with lower adolescent smoking. Although the patterns were not consistent among 10th and 12th graders for all smoking outcomes, the results suggest that policy layering may be an effective tobacco control strategy to reduce adolescent smoking."

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