An Evaluation of the California Community Intervention 2010
A study examining the key community-level factors
associated with higher tobacco control program performance among California
local tobacco control projects.
Assessing the Relationship between Ad Volume and Awareness of a
Tobacco Education Media Campaign 2010
A study examining exposure to anti-tobacco ads to recall
which found that recall was stronger from cumulative exposure than the intensity
or density of media placement.
Building Local Program Evaluation Capacity Toward A Comprehensive
Evaluation 2002
A summary of California's approach to increasing
evaluation capacity and accountability among locally funded tobacco control
projects.
California's Cigarette and Tobacco Products Licensing Act, Tax
Stamp Law, and Their Impact on Smuggling and other Tax Evasion Activities
2009
A study that describes Californiaās efforts to reduce
illicit tobacco trade through tobacco retail licensing and a high-tech stamp
law.
Declines in Lung Cancer Rates - California, 1988 - 1997, 2000A study of lung cancer incidence in California for the
period 1988--1997 that found age-adjusted lung cancer incidence rates in
California declined significantly compared with stable incidence rates for the
combined SEER area of five states and three metropolitan areas.
Evaluation of California's In-School Tobacco Use Prevention
Education (TUPE) Activities Using a Nested School-Longitudinal Design, 2003ā2004
and 2005ā2006, 2010
A study showing a suggestive-relationship between
school-based tobacco control efforts in California with reduced student tobacco
use.
Policy-Driven Tobacco Control 2010An examination of how local smoke-free policies in
California built momentum for the successful enactment of a state clean indoor
air law.
Prevalence of Heavy Smoking in California and the United States,
1965-2007, 2011A study of smoking in California and the rest of the
United States between 1965 and 2007 that found the prevalence of high-intensity
smoking decreased greatly in the United States, but declines in moderate and
high intensity smoking was greater in California during this period, and that
declines in smoking in California during this period was largely the result of
reduced initiation and a probable increase in smoking cessation.