Report on the Tobacco Epidemic in Indiana and Marion County and Effective Solutions: 2018 Update
This report updates and expands upon a report published by the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation on September 16, 2016, entitled Report on the Tobacco Epidemic in Marion County and Indiana. Over the past two years, few major actions have been taken in Indiana to increase efforts to address tobacco. Not surprisingly, adult smoking rates have remained steady over the past few years. In addition, while youth cigarette smoking rates have declined over the past two years, the use of electronic vapor products by youth has increased significantly. This report includes policy solutions and recommendations for health care systems, employers, schools and non-profit and community organizations designed to address tobacco use and use of emerging nicotine products like e-cigarettes as well.
An executive summary and infographic were published based on this report.
October 2018
Location(s): North America, U.S.
Content Type: Report
Topic(s): Comprehensive programs, Economic consequences, Emerging tobacco products, Health consequences, Healthcare costs, Impact on demand, Prevalence and consumption, Tax and price, Tax levels and structure, Tobacco control policies and programs, Tobacco taxes revenues, Tobacco use
Authors(s): John Tauras, Ph.D., Frank J. Chaloupka, Ph.D., Paul Halverson
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