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This paper is part of additional efforts supported by the World Bank Global Tobacco Control Program to inform the Government of Vietnam on options for tobacco taxation by providing estimates of the impact of cigarette price increase across five income groups for the period 2020-2022 under two scenarios. Vietnam is an important country for global tobacco control, and currently has about 15 million males who smoke. to support government efforts to strengthen tobacco controlpolicies, most notably through a substantial increase in the excise tax of tobacco, weconducted an extended cost-effectiveness analysis to examine the distributional impactof a 32 percent and a 62 percent increase in cigarette prices under Scenario A and Scenario B,respectively. In conclusion, we found that higher cigarette prices would particularly benefit the poorest income quintile of the population, in terms of deaths averted, life-years saved, out of pocket expenditures for treating tobacco-attributable diseases, catastrophic health expenditures, and extreme poverty averted. The additional tax burden is, however, borne mostly by the top income group in the 62 percent price increase scenario. Thus, tobacco taxes are an effective way to improve health and reduce poverty in Vietnam.
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Nationally representative studies consistently report significant gender and racial differences in youth smoking rates, although little research has been done to explain why. In this paper we examine one possible source for this variation: differences in youth responsiveness to changes in price or tobacco control policies. Using data from the 1992-1994 Monitoring the Future surveys, we find that young men are much more responsive to changes in the price of cigarettes than young women. The participation elasticity for men is almost twice as large as that for women. Further, we find that smoking rates of young black men are significantly more responsive to changes in price than young white men. In addition, we find significant differences in responsiveness to particular tobacco control policies. Smoking rates among white youths are responsive to anti-tobacco activities and clean indoor air restrictions, while smoking rates among black youths are significantly influenced by smoker protection laws and restrictions on youth access.
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This book reprints the latest reports in a series on cigarette and smokeless tobacco sales, advertising, and promotion that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has prepared since 1967. The statistical tables appended provide information on domestic sales and advertising and promotional activity by the five largest U.S. cigarette and smokeless tobacco manufacturers.
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This document, developed by the World Health Organization's Tobacco Laboratory Network (TobLabNet), provides standardized operating procedures for the quantitative determination of nicotine, glycerol, and propylene glycol in e-liquids. It aims to ensure global comparability of analysis results for these substances, which are commonly found in e-liquids used with electronic nicotine delivery systems. The methods are based on ISO standards and are intended for use by laboratories involved in tobacco control efforts. The document emphasizes the importance of measuring nicotine due to its regulated concentration levels in various regions. It serves as a technical guideline for scientists and policymakers involved in tobacco regulation and public health.
Electronic cigarettes. --- Nicotine. --- Electronic cigarettes --- Nicotine
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This book provides standardized operating procedures (SOP 11) developed by the WHO TobLabNet for determining the levels of nicotine, glycerol, and propylene glycol in e-liquids used in electronic cigarettes. It aims to establish consistent methods for measuring these substances to ensure comparable results globally. The text outlines the analytical approach for quantifying these components, reflecting efforts to regulate and control e-liquid content, particularly nicotine, due to its potential implications on health and tobacco cessation. It is intended for laboratories and organizations involved in tobacco control and regulatory efforts.
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This publication by the World Health Organization focuses on the development of methods by regional and international standards organizations for testing and measuring the contents and emissions of electronic nicotine and non-nicotine delivery systems (ENDS/ENNDS). The report outlines the role of standards organizations and the WHO Tobacco Laboratory Network in creating and adapting testing methodologies for these devices, which include e-cigarettes and other similar products. It addresses the need for consistent methods to ensure reliable product comparison and regulatory compliance. The work highlights the importance of independent laboratories in method development and the adaptation of existing standards to accommodate the unique properties of e-liquids and their emissions. This document is intended for policymakers, regulatory bodies, and scientific researchers involved in tobacco control and public health.
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Vaping is the act of smoking an e-cigarette or a similar device. These devices don't produce smoke, but they're still dangerous. The vapor that e-cigarette users inhale and exhale includes fine particles with toxic chemicals. Many of these chemicals are carcinogens that are also linked to respiratory and heart disease. Many e-cigarettes use a liquid that contains nicotine. Other people use e-cigarettes to vape other drugs. Readers will learn the truth about vaping and how to address peer pressure to try it. Informative fact boxes provide readers with statistics regarding the dangers of this popular activity.
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This book addresses the many issues surrounding electronic cigarettes in an unprecedented level of scientific detail. It discusses how analytical methods can address these issues and support the manufacturing, labeling, distribution, testing, regulation, and monitoring for consistency of products with known chemical content and demonstrated performance characteristics.
Electronic cigarettes. --- E-cigarettes --- Electronic nicotine delivery systems --- Cigarettes --- Smoking --- Electronic cigarettes --- Health aspects.
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