Using data on known tobacco outlets throughout NZ, GIS was used to map outlets, deprivation and secondary schools. A total of 5008 tobacco outlets were identified, giving a density of one outlet per 617 people or one outlet per 129 smokers. One-half of secondary schools had an outlet within 500. m. Tobacco outlets were more densely located in areas of higher socioeconomic deprivation. One third of all tobacco outlets had a licence to sell alcohol. This study indicates the widespread retail availability of tobacco and the need for a mandatory system of registration for better enforcement of smokefree legislation. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd
Background: Point of Purchase (PoP) promotional and advertising activities are a sophisticated tobac...
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Background Tobacco use is a leading risk factor for preventable mortality and causes around 5,000 de...
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Objectives: To describe the retail availability of tobacco and to examine the association between to...
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Abstract: Interest has been increasing in regulating the location and number of tobacco vendors as p...
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This article discusses the powers available to local authorities in regard to restrictions on sales ...
Aims To describe the sources of cigarettes for under-age youth who had smoked in the previous month,...
Background: Point of Purchase (PoP) promotional and advertising activities are a sophisticated tobac...
Youth smoking is an important aspect of tobacco research as most adult smokers first experiment with...
This study is based on a community participatory research (CBPR) partnership between a youth group a...
Introduction: Evidence suggests inconsistent findings on the relationship between density of tobacco...
Objective: To examine the potential impact of tobacco being available only from pharmacies, only fro...
Background Tobacco use is a leading risk factor for preventable mortality and causes around 5,000 de...
Interest has been increasing in regulating the location and number of tobacco vendors as part of a c...
Objectives: To describe the retail availability of tobacco and to examine the association between to...
Objective: To investigate whether neighbourhood measures of geographical accessibility to outlets se...
Objective To inform endgame strategies in tobacco control, this study aimed to estimate the impact o...
Abstract: Interest has been increasing in regulating the location and number of tobacco vendors as p...
Relatively little attention has been given to the retail availability of tobacco products despite th...
Relatively little attention has been given to the retail availability of tobacco products despite th...
This article discusses the powers available to local authorities in regard to restrictions on sales ...
Aims To describe the sources of cigarettes for under-age youth who had smoked in the previous month,...
Background: Point of Purchase (PoP) promotional and advertising activities are a sophisticated tobac...
Youth smoking is an important aspect of tobacco research as most adult smokers first experiment with...
This study is based on a community participatory research (CBPR) partnership between a youth group a...