8 Result(s)

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The Cigarette Advertising Broadcast Ban and Magazine Coverage of Smoking and Health

At the time of the cigarette broadcast advertising ban, which took effect in 1971, cigarette manufacturers rapidly shifted advertising expenditures from the broadcast media to the print media. In the last year...

Kenneth E Warner, Linda M Goldenhar in Journal of Public Health Policy (1989)

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The Challenge of Privately-Financed Community Health Programs in an Era of Cost Containment: A Case Study of Poison Control Centers

Many prevention-oriented community health services have relied on support from private sector organizations, particularly hospitals. As cost containment pressures and price competition increasingly push hospit...

Wayne M Lerner, Kenneth E Warner in Journal of Public Health Policy (1988)

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Tobacco Advertising and Consumption: Evidence of a Causal Relationship

This paper considers whether there is a causal relationship between advertising and promotion and the consumption of cigarettes. If advertising and promotion increase cigarette consumption, then less than two ...

Joe B Tye, Kenneth E Warner, Stanton A Glantz in Journal of Public Health Policy (1987)

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A Smoking Gun: How the Tobacco Industry Gets Away with Murder

Kenneth E Warner in Journal of Public Health Policy (1985)

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Toward a Global Strategy to Combat Smoking: The 5th World Conference on Smoking and Health

Kenneth E Warner in Journal of Public Health Policy (1984)

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Impact of the Antismoking Campaign on Smoking Prevalence: A Cohort Analysis

Kenneth E Warner, Hillary A Murt in Journal of Public Health Policy (1982)