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Modelling the impact of menthol sales restrictions and retailer density reduction policies: insights from tobacco town Minnesota.

Todd B CombsVirginia R McKayJoseph OrnsteinMargaret MahoneyKerry CorkDeena BrosiMatt KasmanBenjamin HeubergerRoss A HammondDouglas Luke
Published in: Tobacco control (2019)
Our simulations revealed the importance of context, for example, lower income communities in urban areas begin with higher retailer density and may need stronger policies to show impact, as well as the need to focus on differential effects for priority populations, for example, combinations of policies may equalise the average distance travelled to purchase. Adapting and combining policies could enhance the sustainability of policy effects and reduce tobacco use.
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