This programme tracks smokers' behaviour in England, month by month, and has been asking about e-cigarettes since July 2009.
They compared lung-cancer patients directly with otherwise similar cancer-free smokers, in what is known as a case-controlled study, and concluded that genetic variants in the nicotine-receptor-rich part of chromosome 15 are changing not smokers' behaviour, but their susceptibility to cancer.
This study examines the impact on smokers' behaviour of a planned increase in the Health and Welfare Surcharge of Tobacco Products in Taiwan.
In this framework, smokers' behaviour is fuelled by their inherent impulsivity and need for instant gratification.
Standardised packaging recognises that appealing on-pack imagery attracts new smokers and reinforces existing smokers' behaviour, and transforms packs from sophisticated marketing media into strikingly unappealing accessories.
These could include smokefree schools, smokefree outdoor areas,[ 21] smokefree cars,[ 22] and media campaigns to change smokers' behaviours around children [ 23, 24].
Our results suggest that staining is influenced by the characteristics of the cigarettes smoked and the smoker's behaviour.
We present the first report – that we are aware of – in which established, questionnaire-based tools that describe a smoker's behaviour are applied to the problem of non-compliance with smoke-free policy.
A 1997 BAT General Consumer Survey (GCS), a large, quantitative study (n = 500), investigated female-specific smoker usage, attitudes, behaviour, and brand images through face-to-face interviewing in places where females commonly smoked.
Examine whether smokers imitate smoking behaviour of strangers and to what extent this is moderated by the nature of social interactions.
