[...] Cheaper tobacco product prices at US Air Force Bases compared with surrounding community areas, 2019 This study with ASPiRE authors Kong, Golden, Ribisl, and Vandegrift evaluates compliance with a US Department of Defense (DoD) policy requiring stores on military bases to set tobacco prices comparable to stores in the surrounding community
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