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Association of mass media exposure with combustible and smokeless tobacco use among Indian population: findings from a panel survey.

Ronak PaulRashmi RashmiShobhit Srivastava
Published in: BMC public health (2022)
The present study provides evidence that COTPA has achieved its aim of nullifying the significant effect of mass media on combustible and smokeless tobacco consumption among the Indian population. However, the influence of state- and community- level clustering had failed in curbing the increment of smokeless tobacco consumption. There is a need for policy reforms to curb the significant impact of factors that promotes smokeless tobacco consumption in India. Further, initiatives must focus on specific communities from high-risk states, reducing the time and cost required for implementation.
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