The 2014 Lake County Youth Health Status Assessment reported that 10% of youth in grades six through 12 were smokers, increasing to 19% of those who were over the age of 17
Categorizing participant responses to warning content After coding the reactions according to the schema described above, we organized responses by the specific warning type that elicited them, with the aim of making the findings as policy-relevant as possible
In Mali for example, consumers are being educated on the ills of illicit products: if demand dries up, then the traffickers will turn their attention to something else. Its largely a problem of perception, she says: consumers must realize that by buying duty-evaded cigarettes they are directly damaging the country, and cutting the revenues that can be spent on things they value, like education and healthcare
Key Results From 2010 to 2016, participants who had ever used e-cigarettes steadily increased to 1216%, but from 2014 to 2016 current use was stable at ~5%