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Impact of product-based e-cigarette marketing on the attitudes and behavioural intentions of young Australians: an experimental study.

Michelle I JongenelisKahlia McCauslandStefan BodeTess HowardMelissa LedgerSarah J Durkin
Published in: Tobacco control (2024)
Findings indicate that the use of brand names and terms such as 'vapes' instead of 'e-cigarettes' results in more favourable attitudes towards e-cigarettes and susceptibility to use among young Australians. Results highlight the problematic influence of promotional language use favoured by industry.
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