Joanna E Cohen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3581235 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Joanna E Cohen |
| NOMBRES | Joanna E |
| APELLIDO | Cohen |
| FIRMA | COHEN J E |
| AFILIACIONES | Johns Hopkins University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3869-3637 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 114 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 100 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 114 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1972 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Occupational tobacco exposure and multisystem morbidity among beedi rollers
Purpose Beedi rolling, employing nearly five million predominantly female home-based workers across India, remains one of the less formally organized occupational sectors. This study aimed to evaluate the working conditions and health hazards of beedi rollers across five Indian states. Methods A multi-centric cross-sectional study conducted in five states enrolled 1,800 adults; 900 beedi rollers and 900 controls. Data were obtained through struct…
Co-Use of Nicotine Products and Cannabis and Its Association with ENDS Dependence Among U.S. adults Frequently Using ENDS
Background: People who use electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) often also use other nicotine products and cannabis. This study explores the co-use of these substances among adults frequently using ENDS and examines its association with ENDS dependence. Objectives: Data came from wave 5 (February–April 2023) of a longitudinal study. A subsample of 1,290 U.S. adults (21+) who self-reported using ENDS 5+ days/week and uploaded photos of thei…
Tobacco sales and marketing at points-of-sale near schools remain widespread in China
The number of retailers selling and displaying cigarettes and flavoured cigarettes decreased but remained widespread, and the number of retailers selling e-cigarettes also decreased near schools in 10 cities across China. To protect youth, effective enforcement of regulations prohibiting tobacco sales around schools, a comprehensive advertising ban and restrictions on flavoured cigarettes are necessary
Concurrent availability of cannabinoid and tobacco products in licensed tobacco retailers in three U.S. cities
This study identified a significant presence of cannabinoids in tobacco retailers across three U.S. cities with differing cannabis laws, with higher odds of being sold in stores selling e-cigarettes and cigars. Findings indicate an interconnected retail landscape for tobacco and cannabinoid products, highlighting a need for enhanced regulatory oversight and improved compliance with existing policies
Standing Up for Core Principles in Departments of Social and Behavioral Sciences in Public Health
A Descriptive Analysis of Beliefs About Nicotine and Switching to Noncombustibles Among Adults Who Smoke Cigarettes and Believe Nicotine Causes Cancer
Introduction: Many people who smoke cigarettes report believing that nicotine causes cancer, a misperception that may reduce interest in switching to noncombustible nicotine products. Quantitative survey questions do not capture how this population thinks about nicotine and switching to noncombustible products. Methods: This study used an online convenience sample of 193 US adults who smoke cigarettes and reported that nicotine causes cancer. Res…
Is Maintenance or Switching Between Freebase and Nicotine Salt Liquid Associated with Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems Dependence
Background Electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) use one of two formulations of nicotine—freebase or nicotine salt. This study examines whether maintenance or switching between nicotine formulations is associated with ENDS dependence using longitudinal survey data.Methods 543 U.S. adults (21+) using ENDS frequently (5+ days/week) self-reported and uploaded photos of their most used ENDS liquids in wave 3–5 online surveys from September 2021…
Marlboro Man goes artisanal
Five years of discourse related to Indonesia tobacco control reform
Indonesia's tobacco control reform faced opposition by false claims primarily from industry allies, resulting in a 5-year delay in enactment. Future tobacco control media advocacy must address these claims and emphasise the alignment of economic interests with public health goals
Tobacco industry pricing strategies during recent tax adjustments in Mexico
The industry's ability to raise prices more than the tax increase and manage these price increases smoothly suggests that there was room for larger tobacco tax increases in Mexico. Future developments on tobacco taxes could consider a fully specific tax structure or minimum taxes to mitigate the adverse effects of market segmentation and differential shifting
Monday-Enhanced Cease Program for Underserved Ethnic Minorities
The association between viewing cigarette health warning labels and intention to quit smoking among Chinese adult smokers
Findings of this study provide evidence of an association between all four pictorial HWL themes and smokers' intention to quit smoking. These findings can help inform what HWL themes might be appropriate when China implements pictorial health warning labels
Tobacco companies’ creation of additional communication space
Cigarette pack inserts/onserts are unregulated in many countries and provide additional space for tobacco companies to extend and innovate their advertising. Tobacco advertising and packaging policies such as plain and standardised packaging should expand to address inserts/onserts to protect consumers more fully from industry promotion of deadly products
Eugenol, menthol and other flavour chemicals in kreteks and ‘white’ cigarettes purchased in Indonesia
In this small sample, we found numerous variations of flavoured tobacco products offered by multinational and national companies in Indonesia. Given the body of evidence that flavours make tobacco products more appealing, regulation of clove-related compounds, menthol and other flavour chemicals should be considered in Indonesia
Another day, another tobacco company’s devious behaviour
Moving hearts and minds
Effects of cigarette price and packaging on hypothetical quit-smoking behaviour
Results suggest raising cigarette prices to at least 30 000 VND, implementing larger graphic HWLs or plain packaging could decrease smoking rates in Vietnam
Strategies to expand corporate autonomy by the tobacco, alcohol and sugar-sweetened beverage industry
Disparities in self-reported exposure to tobacco marketing among youth and young adults from low-socioeconomic status neighbourhoods in Mexico City
Exposure to tobacco marketing is positively associated with smoking initiation and behaviours. There is limited literature examining disparities among reported exposure in low- and middle-income countries. This study sought to fill this gap with a survey among 1427 adolescents and 889 adult smokers in Mexico City in 2020. Data were analysed using chi-square and hierarchical regression models. Two-thirds of adolescents noticed cigarette pack displ…
Impact of Canada’s menthol cigarette ban on quitting among menthol smokers
This pooled analysis of Canada's menthol cigarette ban provides the foundation for estimating the impact of menthol bans in the USA and other countries. Projections suggest that a US menthol cigarette ban would have a substantial impact on increasing quitting
Standard smokeless tobacco packaging
The findings suggest a standard shape and size for SLT sold in Bangladesh, coupled with proper implementation of HWLs per the law, could improve HWL noticeability and increase harm perceptions. Additional plain packaging policies that also standardise pack colour may be required to reduce attractive colours and branding
Cultural appropriation on Marlboro packs in Mexico
Tobacco retailers around schools in 10 cities across China
Display of tobacco products is very prevalent near schools in 10 cities across China. In contrast, compliance with posting 'no sales to minors' signs is low. Our findings suggest that effective enforcement of prohibiting tobacco retailers around schools and stronger restrictions on tobacco displays and flavoured cigarettes and e-cigarettes are needed to protect youth in China
Colours, capsules and concept flavour names on cigarette packs appeal to youth in Mexico
Colours and flavour capsule images appeal to adolescents and adults in Mexico. Mexico should consider adopting plain packaging to reduce appeal and interest
Culturally specific health-related features on cigarette packs sold in China
Health-related features on cigarette packs sold in China are common. Enhanced policies to address tobacco packaging, labelling and branding could support and facilitate a reduction in the high tobacco burden in China
Understanding the sources of normative influence on behavior
War Stories
Max Weber and the Dynamics of Rationalized Domination
The forms of domination, and the possibilities for freedom in modern industrial society were the major concerns of both Marx and Weber. Both rejected a mechanistic notion of progress, according to which economic development is automatically accompanied by cultural, moral and human development. Both recognized the central contradiction implied by the process of industrialization — the contradiction between an unprecedented increase of productive p…
Interactions Between Smokers and Non-Smokers in Public Places
A social and political profile of Canadian legislators, 1996
This research note provides an overview and an update on the social and political backgrounds of all elected Canadian legislators at the federal and provincial/territorial levels of government in 1996. For provincial/territorial legislators data are presented by electoral jurisdiction, and for all legislators by level of government and political party. Relatively few differences in social characteristics were found between the two levels although…
Predictors of Canadian legislators' support for tobacco control policies
Tobacco Promotions at Point-of-sale
Knowledge About Tobacco and Attitudes Toward Tobacco Control
Smoking in urban outdoor public places
Front-of-pack symbols are not a reliable indicator of products with healthier nutrient profiles
News Media Framing of New York City’s Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Portion-Size Cap
Objectives. We assessed news media framing of New York City’s proposed regulation to prohibit the sale of sugar-sweetened beverages greater than 16 ounces. Methods. We conducted a quantitative content analysis of print and television news from within and outside New York City media markets. We examined support for and opposition to the portion-size cap in the news coverage from its May 31, 2012, proposal through the appellate court ruling on July…
Tobacco Industry Campaign Contributions in Ontario, 1990–95
Public Health Agenda Setting in a Global Context
We drew on two agenda-setting theories usually applied at the state or national level to assess their utility at the global level: Kingdon’s multiple streams theory and Baumgartner and Jones’s punctuated equilibrium theory. We illustrate our analysis with findings from a qualitative study of the International Labor Organization’s Decent Work Agenda. We found that both theories help explain the agenda-setting mechanisms that operate in the global …
Competing conceptualizations of decent work at the intersection of health, social and economic discourses
The Relationship Between Body Weight Perceptions, Weight Control Behaviours and Smoking Status Among Adolescents
How Canadian Legislators View Health Promotion
Light’ and ‘Mild’ Cigarettes
Tobacco Industry Litigation and the Role of Government
The battle to increase tobacco taxes
Frequency and risk factors related to smoking in cars with children present
Smoking Low-cost Cigarettes
Keeping the Point-of-Sale Environment at the Forefront
Husten’s editorial on smoking cessation in young adults highlights the need for the public health community to support young adults’ quit attempts through environmental changes, including increasing tobacco prices, encouraging smoke-free public places, workplaces, and homes, and improving coverage of cessation interventions.1 One important initiative missing from this list is restricting tobacco promotions at the retail point-of-sale (POS). The t…
The Early 1990s Cigarette Price Decrease and Trends in Youth Smoking in Ontario
Predictors of Canadian Legislators’ Support for Public Health Policy Interventions
Max Weber and the Dynamics of Rationalized Domination
The forms of domination, and the possibilities for freedom in modern industrial society were the major concerns of both Marx and Weber. Both rejected a mechanistic notion of progress, according to which economic development is automatically accompanied by cultural, moral and human development. Both recognized the central contradiction implied by the process of industrialization — the contradiction between an unprecedented increase of productive p…
State legislators' perceptions of lobbyists and lobbying on tobacco control issues
State legislators have positive attitudes toward lobbyists for non-profit health organisations and state medical societies regarding tobacco issues. These groups may be an underused resource for educating legislators about tobacco control measures
Tobacco Industry Campaign Contributions in Ontario, 1990–95
Institutional addiction to tobacco
As the health toll from tobacco use mounts worldwide,1 ,2 policy makers, programme personnel, and researchers are focusing more on the tobacco industry as the “underlying cause” of the tobacco epidemic.3 ,4 To mitigate growing public opposition, the tobacco industry attempts to buy respectability and social legitimacy.5-8 In the process, not only does it addict consumers to its lethal product, but it addicts institutions to a portion of its profi…
Interactions Between Smokers and Non-Smokers in Public Places
Political ideology and tobacco control
“More powerful than vested interests, more subtle than science, political ideology has, in the end, the greatest influence on disease prevention policy.” Sylvia Noble Tesh1 It is widely acknowledged that strong tobacco control policies are a crucial part of a comprehensive approach to reduce the health and economic impacts of tobacco use.2 Legislators, commissioners, and city councillors ultimately determine what policies are enacted and maintain…
Knowledge About Tobacco and Attitudes Toward Tobacco Control
A social and political profile of Canadian legislators, 1996
This research note provides an overview and an update on the social and political backgrounds of all elected Canadian legislators at the federal and provincial/territorial levels of government in 1996. For provincial/territorial legislators data are presented by electoral jurisdiction, and for all legislators by level of government and political party. Relatively few differences in social characteristics were found between the two levels although…
Tobacco commerce on the internet
Although internet use continues to increase and e-commerce sales are expected to exceed US$1 trillion by the end of 2001, there have been few assessments in the literature regarding the implications of this medium for tobacco control efforts. This commentary explores the challenges that the internet may pose to the key components of a comprehensive tobacco control strategy, and pinpoints potential approaches for addressing these challenges. Four …
How Canadian Legislators View Health Promotion
Predictors of Canadian Legislators’ Support for Public Health Policy Interventions
Light’ and ‘Mild’ Cigarettes
Tobacco Industry Litigation and the Role of Government
The Relationship Between Body Weight Perceptions, Weight Control Behaviours and Smoking Status Among Adolescents
Predictors of Canadian legislators' support for tobacco control policies
Dimensions underlying legislator support for tobacco control policies
Based on our analyses, legislator support for tobacco control policies can be grouped according to our a priori factor model. The information gained from this work can help advocates understand how legislators think about different types of tobacco control policies. This could lead to the development of more effective advocacy strategies
What the public thinks about the tobacco industry and its products
Although Ontarians are ambivalent toward tobacco industry denormalisation, they are supportive of some measures. Mass media programmes aimed at increasing support for tobacco industry denormalisation and continued monitoring of public attitudes toward this strategy are needed
The Early 1990s Cigarette Price Decrease and Trends in Youth Smoking in Ontario
Support for Tobacco Control Policies
The Effect of Smoking on the Relationship between Alcohol Consumption and All-Cause Mortality in Canadian Women
The protective effect of light to moderate drinking on all-cause mortality in general is well established, but there have been questions on its generalizability to women and non-smokers. The present study addresses these questions with a large cohort of Canadian middle-aged women. The key findings indicate that light to moderate drinkers have a markedly lower risk of mortality compared with current abstainers and that this effect is independent o…
Keeping the Point-of-Sale Environment at the Forefront
Husten’s editorial on smoking cessation in young adults highlights the need for the public health community to support young adults’ quit attempts through environmental changes, including increasing tobacco prices, encouraging smoke-free public places, workplaces, and homes, and improving coverage of cessation interventions.1 One important initiative missing from this list is restricting tobacco promotions at the retail point-of-sale (POS). The t…
Tobacco Promotions at Point-of-sale
Criteria for evaluating tobacco control research funding programs and their application to models that include financial support from the tobacco industry
Much has been discussed and written about the purposes, outcomes and ethics related to tobacco industry funding of research.1–9 The issue is controversial because of tobacco industry funding mechanisms that have been used by the tobacco industry to gain credibility and to advance the industry’s interests, which may come at the expense of public health;6 at the same time others have argued that, given the scarcity of funding from other sources, to…
Smoking in urban outdoor public places
Army at Home
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