Reducing Cheap Tobacco & Youth Access: New York City

Authors

Center for Public Health Systems Science
Jason Roche
Todd Combs
Heidi Walsh
Amy Sorg

Additional Authors

Sarah Moreland-Russell, Laura Brossart, Douglas Luke

Files

Document Type

Report Tool

Publication Date

1-1-2015

Summary

This report is the third in a series of case studies from the ASPiRE project highlighting communities that are implementing innovative point of sale (POS) policies. The case studies are intended to provide tobacco control advocates with practical, real-world examples that may be used to inform future policy efforts. This case study highlights landmark efforts in New York City (NYC) to eliminate access to cheap tobacco and reduce youth tobacco use through regulation at the POS.

Project

ASPire

File Name

ASPiRE_2015_NYC_CaseStudy-2a7bv2d

Recommended Citation

Center for Public Health Systems Science; Roche, Jason; Combs, Todd; Walsh, Heidi; and Sorg, Amy, "Reducing Cheap Tobacco & Youth Access: New York City" (2015). Center for Public Health Systems Science. 107.
https://openscholarship.wustl.edu/cphss/107