Bmc public health use of multi-method approach to rapidly assess the impact of public health policies at the state and local level: case study of flavored e-cigarette policies

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E-cigarettes entered the United_States (U.S.) marketplace in 2007. Employing relevant and timely data collection and analysis across states and localities with various restriction policies is essential to assess behavioral responses to these various policies, which can help inform future policy development and implementation at the national, state, and local levels. The project uses two types of data: online cross-sectional surveys and retail sales data. Retail sales data are available for virtually all consumer products (e_g, food, alcohol, sugar sweetened beverages ) and a cross-sectional online survey using convenience sampling methods could . . .

 



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