Exclusive Insights from Cheryl K. Olson Sc.D. “It’s remarkable how little we know about how people stop smoking in everyday […] Read More
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Topic: Behavioral Studies
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Tobacco harm reduction for people with mental health needs
Enhancing Tobacco Harm Reduction through Holistic Approaches By Cheryl K. Olson “I firmly believe a lot of us, people like […] Read More
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Why Investigate the Motivations Behind Consumer Product Use?
The primary motivation for the use of medicines is to rectify physiological or psychological perturbations, although the non-therapeutic abuse of […] Read More
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Fighting the Dip Mentality
What will it take for women who smoke to consider smokeless? by Cheryl K. Olson, M.P.H., Sc.D, originally featured in […] Read More
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Behavioral intentions assessment of a disposable e-cigarette among adult current, former, and non-smokers in the United States
by Christopher Russell 1, Willie J McKinney, Ian M Fearon This study examines intentions to use a disposable e-cigarette (BIDI […] Read More
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Choosing Wisely: Are choices key to successful switching?
by Cheryl K. Olson, M.P.H., Sc.D. Originally featured in the Tobacco Reporter Switching from cigarettes to alternative nicotine products Like […] Read More
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Where Cigarettes Serve as Currency, Can Vaping Be Better?
Poster presented at TSRC 2022 by Cheryl K. Olson, M.P.H., Sc.D Smoking in the U.S. is increasingly concentrated among vulnerable […] Read More
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Perceptions and Use of an ENDS Device for a Vulnerable Population: Incarcerated Persons
Poster presented at TSRC 2022 by Cheryl K. Olson, M.P.H., Sc.D, Neil Sherwood, Ph.D, and Willie McKinney, Ph.D. Smoking in […] Read More
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Watch Your Mouth: What the Nicotine Industry Can’t (and Could) Say About Harm Reduction
By Cheryl K. Olson, Sc.D. Surveys show that the public perceives nicotine as the devil behind most of the cancer […] Read More
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