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1.1 A brief history of tobacco smoking in Australia Internal Passing Juice
1.2 Overview of major Australian data sets Internal Passing Juice
1.8 Trends in prevalence of smoking by country of birth Internal Passing Juice
1.9 Prevalence of tobacco use among Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islanders Internal Passing Juice
1.10 Prevalence of smoking in other high-risk sub-groups of the population Internal Passing Juice
1.11 Prevalence of smoking among health professionals Internal Passing Juice
1.12 Prevalence of use of different types of tobacco product Internal Passing Juice
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2.1 Production and trade data as a basis for estimating tobacco consumption Internal Passing Juice
2.2 Dutiable tobacco products as an estimate of tobacco consumption Internal Passing Juice
2.3 Self-reported measures of tobacco consumption Internal Passing Juice
2.4 Expenditure on tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
2.6 Comparisons of quality and results using various estimates of tobacco consumption in Australia Internal Passing Juice
2.7 Per capita consumption in Australia compared with other countries Internal Passing Juice
2.8 Tobacco consumption not captured in government or industry figures Internal Passing Juice
2.9 Estimates of total tobacco consumption in Australia Internal Passing Juice
2.10 Factors driving changes in tobacco consumption Internal Passing Juice
3.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
3.1 Smoking and cardiovascular disease Internal Passing Juice
3.2 Respiratory diseases (excluding lung cancer) Internal Passing Juice
3.3 Smoking and cancer Internal Passing Juice
3.5 Other cancers Internal Passing Juice
3.6 Reproductive health Internal Passing Juice
3.7 Pregnancy and smoking Internal Passing Juice
3.8 Child health and maternal smoking before and after birth Internal Passing Juice
3.9 Increased susceptibility to infection in smokers Internal Passing Juice
3.10 Eye diseases Internal Passing Juice
3.11 Dental diseases Internal Passing Juice
3.12 Gastro-intestinal diseases Internal Passing Juice
3.13 Musculoskeletal conditions Internal Passing Juice
3.14 Skin Internal Passing Juice
3.15 The impact of smoking on treatment of disease Internal Passing Juice
3.16 Smoking and diabetes Internal Passing Juice
3.17 Inflammatory conditions and autoimmune disease Internal Passing Juice
3.18 Other conditions with possible links to smoking Internal Passing Juice
3.19 Smoking and accidents Internal Passing Juice
3.20 Nicotine and carbon monoxide poisoning Internal Passing Juice
3.21 Health effects for young people who smoke Internal Passing Juice
3.22 Poorer quality of life and loss of function Internal Passing Juice
3.23 Smoking, dementia and cognition Internal Passing Juice
3.24 Genetic influences on tobacco-caused disease Internal Passing Juice
3.25 Smoking compared with or in combination with other pollutants Internal Passing Juice
3.26 Health effects of brands of tobacco which claim or imply delivery of lower levels of tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide Internal Passing Juice
3.28 Health 'benefits' of smoking? Internal Passing Juice
3.29 Smoking and body weight Internal Passing Juice
3.30 Total burden of death and disease attributable to tobacco by disease category Internal Passing Juice
3.31 Morbidity and mortality due to tobacco-caused disease and socio-economic disadvantage Internal Passing Juice
3.32 Health effects of smoking other substances Internal Passing Juice
3.33 Health effects of chewing tobacco, and of other smokeless tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
3.34 Public perceptions of tobacco as a drug, and knowledge and beliefs about the health consequences of smoking Internal Passing Juice
3.35 Health and other benefits of quitting Internal Passing Juice
3.36 Health effects of occasional (“social”) smoking and cutting down Internal Passing Juice
3.37 Chemoprevention of tobacco-related disease Internal Passing Juice
4.0 Background Internal Passing Juice
4.1 What is secondhand smoke? Internal Passing Juice
4.2 What is in secondhand smoke? Internal Passing Juice
4.3 Thirdhand smoke Internal Passing Juice
4.4 Measuring exposure to secondhand smoke Internal Passing Juice
4.5 Prevalence of exposure to SHS in the home Internal Passing Juice
4.6 Mechanisms of disease Internal Passing Juice
4.7 Estimates of morbidity and mortality attributable to secondhand smoke Internal Passing Juice
4.8 Cardiovascular disease and secondhand smoke Internal Passing Juice
4.9 Lung cancer and secondhand smoke Internal Passing Juice
4.10 Cancers of other sites Internal Passing Juice
4.11 Effects of secondhand smoke on the respiratory system in adults Internal Passing Juice
4.12 Secondhand smoke and increased risk of infectious disease Internal Passing Juice
4.13 Secondhand smoke and type 2 diabetes mellitus Internal Passing Juice
4.14 Secondhand smoke and mental health Internal Passing Juice
4.15 Oral health Internal Passing Juice
4.16 Secondhand smoke and pregnancy Internal Passing Juice
4.17 Health effects of secondhand smoke for infants and children Internal Passing Juice
4.18 Other health effects Internal Passing Juice
4.19 Public attitudes to secondhand smoke Internal Passing Juice
4.20 Health effects of secondhand smoke on pets Internal Passing Juice
5.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
5.1 Stages in the uptake of smoking Internal Passing Juice
5.2 Factors influencing uptake by young people overview Internal Passing Juice
5.3 Early biological factors Internal Passing Juice
5.4 Adolescence and brain maturation Internal Passing Juice
5.5 Temperament, mental health problems and self-concept Internal Passing Juice
5.6 Intentions, attitudes and beliefs Internal Passing Juice
5.7 The home environment Internal Passing Juice
5.8 The smoking behaviour of peers, and peer attitudes and norms Internal Passing Juice
5.9 The educational environment Internal Passing Juice
5.10 Cultural background Internal Passing Juice
5.11 Accessibility of tobacco products to young smokers Internal Passing Juice
5.12 Affordability of tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
5.13 Products and packaging created to appeal to new users Internal Passing Juice
5.14 Smokefree policies Internal Passing Juice
5.15 Tobacco advertising and promotion targeted at young people Internal Passing Juice
5.16 Smoking in movies, TV and other popular culture media Internal Passing Juice
5.16 Smoking in movies, TV and other popular culture media (Copy) Internal Passing Juice
5.17 Factors influencing uptake of smoking later in life Internal Passing Juice
5.18 Uptake: a concluding note Internal Passing Juice
5.19 Prevention: an introductory note Internal Passing Juice
5.20 Approaches to youth smoking prevention Internal Passing Juice
5.21 Reducing tobacco access and supply Internal Passing Juice
5.22 Taxation and pricing of tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
5.23 Reducing product appeal Internal Passing Juice
5.24 The profound effects of the denormalisation of smoking Internal Passing Juice
5.25 Media campaigns and young people Internal Passing Juice
5.26 Appropriate responses to the problem of smoking and movies Internal Passing Juice
5.27 Family and home-based interventions to reduce smoking uptake Internal Passing Juice
5.28 Peer-based approaches Internal Passing Juice
5.29 School-based interventions Internal Passing Juice
5.30 Harnessing predictors of uptake to prevent smoking Internal Passing Juice
5.31 Other drug use Internal Passing Juice
6.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
6.1 Defining nicotine as a drug of addiction Internal Passing Juice
6.2 Pharmacokinetics Internal Passing Juice
6.3 Mechanism of action Internal Passing Juice
6.4 Pharmacological effects Internal Passing Juice
6.5 Mood effects Internal Passing Juice
6.6 Cognitive effects Internal Passing Juice
6.7 Clinical populations Internal Passing Juice
6.8 Interactions between tobacco smoke and medications Internal Passing Juice
6.9 Predictors of nicotine dependence Internal Passing Juice
6.10 Acute effects of nicotine on the body Internal Passing Juice
6.11 Tolerance, dependence and withdrawal Internal Passing Juice
6.12 Measures of tobacco dependence Internal Passing Juice
6.13 Addiction and the adolescent smoker Internal Passing Juice
6.14 Smokers’ attitudes to and beliefs about addiction Internal Passing Juice
7.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
7.1 Health and other benefits of quitting Internal Passing Juice
7.2 Quitting activity Internal Passing Juice
7.3 Theories about smoking and quitting Internal Passing Juice
7.4 What finally prompts smokers to attempt to quit? Internal Passing Juice
7.5 What we know about how smokers are persuaded to attempt to quit Internal Passing Juice
7.6 How smokers go about quitting Internal Passing Juice
7.7 Environmental and biopsychosocial factors that influence quitting Internal Passing Juice
7.9 Increasing smoking cessation at the population level Internal Passing Juice
7.10 Role of health professionals and social services Internal Passing Juice
7.12 Cessation interventions for people with serious health conditions Internal Passing Juice
7.13 Cessation assistance: printed self-help materials Internal Passing Juice
7.14 Cessation assistance: telephone- and internet-based interventions Internal Passing Juice
7.15 Individual and group-based cessation assistance Internal Passing Juice
7.17 Contingency management/incentives Internal Passing Juice
7.18 Alternative therapies and emerging treatments Internal Passing Juice
7.19 Interventions tailored for age and/or gender Internal Passing Juice
7.20 National policy and progress in encouraging and supporting cessation Internal Passing Juice
7.21 Lung cancer screening and biomedical risk assessments Internal Passing Juice
8.0 Introductory note Internal Passing Juice
8.1 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples: social disadvantage, health and smoking—an overview Internal Passing Juice
8.2 History of tobacco use among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples Internal Passing Juice
8.4 Smoking among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and teenagers Internal Passing Juice
8.5 Types of tobacco used by and levels of consumption among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples Internal Passing Juice
8.8 Economic issues relating to tobacco use among Aboriginal and Torres Straits Islander peoples Internal Passing Juice
8.9 Attitudes to and beliefs about smoking among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples Internal Passing Juice
8.10 Tobacco action initiatives targeting Aboriginal and Torres Straits Islander peoples Internal Passing Juice
8.11 The relationship between tobacco and other drug use in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities Internal Passing Juice
8.12 The tobacco industry and Indigenous communities Internal Passing Juice
8.14 The effectiveness of population-level tobacco control strategies Internal Passing Juice
9.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
9.1 Smoking prevalence and exposure to secondhand smoke among priority populations in Australia Internal Passing Juice
9.2 Trends over time in smoking among priority populations in Australia Internal Passing Juice
9.3 Contribution of smoking to health inequality Internal Passing Juice
9.4 The relationship between tobacco smoking and financial stress Internal Passing Juice
9.5 Smoking and intergenerational poverty Internal Passing Juice
9.6 Tailored and targeted interventions for low socioeconomic groups Internal Passing Juice
9.7 Explanations of socio-economic disparities in smoking Internal Passing Juice
9.8 Are current strategies to discourage smoking in Australia inequitable? Internal Passing Juice
9.9 Are there inequalities in access to and use of treatment for dependence on tobacco-delivered nicotine? Internal Passing Juice
InDepth 9A Addressing smoking in highly disadvantaged and other priority groups Internal Passing Juice
9A.1 People living in regional and remote areas of Australia Internal Passing Juice
9A.2 Culturally and linguistically diverse groups Internal Passing Juice
9A.3 People with substance use and mental disorders Internal Passing Juice
9A.6 Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and intersex (LGBTQI+) people Internal Passing Juice
9A.7 Military personnel and veterans Internal Passing Juice
9A.8 Single parents Internal Passing Juice
10.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
10.1 The tobacco growing industry Internal Passing Juice
10.2 The global tobacco manufacturing industry Internal Passing Juice
10.3 The manufacturing and wholesaling industry in Australia - major international companies Internal Passing Juice
10.4 Other importers operating in the Australian market Internal Passing Juice
10.5 Retailing of tobacco products in Australia Internal Passing Juice
10.6 Retail value and volume of the Australian tobacco market Internal Passing Juice
10.8 Trends in products and packaging Internal Passing Juice
10.9 Brand portfolio strategies in the Australia market Internal Passing Juice
10.10 The tobacco industry exposed: tobacco industry document repositories Internal Passing Juice
10.11 Corporate responsibility and the birth of good corporate citizenship Internal Passing Juice
10.12 The tobacco industry's revised stance on health issues Internal Passing Juice
10.13 Industry efforts to discourage smoking Internal Passing Juice
10.14 Ethical issues related to tobacco farming and production Internal Passing Juice
10.15 The environmental impact of tobacco production Internal Passing Juice
10.16 The environmental impact of tobacco use Internal Passing Juice
10.17 Public attitudes to the tobacco industry Internal Passing Juice
10.18 The investment of public funds in tobacco - the case for divestment Internal Passing Juice
10.19 The future of the tobacco industry Internal Passing Juice
In Depth 10A-Strategies-for-influence Internal Passing Juice
10A.1 Strategies for influence - Overview Internal Passing Juice
10A.2 The arguments Internal Passing Juice
10A.3 Mechanisms of influence—Industry-funded research Internal Passing Juice
10A.4 Mechanisms of influence—undermining public health organisations Internal Passing Juice
10A.5 Mechanisms of influence—mobilising support from the industry and those with shared aims Internal Passing Juice
10A.6 Mechanisms of influence—media relations Internal Passing Juice
10A.8 Mechanisms of influence—participation in regulatory review processes Internal Passing Juice
10A.9 Mechanisms of influence—litigation Internal Passing Juice
11.0 Background Internal Passing Juice
11.1 The merits of banning tobacco advertising Internal Passing Juice
11.2 Tobacco industry expenditure on advertising Internal Passing Juice
11.3 Commonwealth (national) legislation Internal Passing Juice
11.4 State and territory legislation Internal Passing Juice
11.5 Tobacco advertising legislation violations Internal Passing Juice
11.6 Marketing of tobacco in the age of advertising bans Internal Passing Juice
11.7 Promotional events Internal Passing Juice
11.8 Trade promotions Internal Passing Juice
11.9 Retail promotion and access Internal Passing Juice
11.10 Smoking in movies as promotion Internal Passing Juice
11.11 Internet promotion Internal Passing Juice
InDepth 11A: Packaging as promotion: Evidence for and effects of plain packaging Internal Passing Juice
11A.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
11A.1 Plain packaging as a solution to the misleading and promotional power of packaging Internal Passing Juice
11A.2 Australian announcement of plain packaging legislation Internal Passing Juice
11A.3 Analysis of major industry arguments against plain packaging Internal Passing Juice
11A.4 Milestones in adoption of legislation Internal Passing Juice
11A.5 Major milestones in legal challenges to the legislation Internal Passing Juice
11A.6 International flow-on effects Internal Passing Juice
11A.7 Initial industry responses to attempt to mitigate the impact of legislation Internal Passing Juice
11A.8 Experimental research on the effects of plain packaging Internal Passing Juice
11A.9 Real-world research on the effects of plain packaging Internal Passing Juice
Attachment 11.1 TAP Act report to parliament Internal Passing Juice
12.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
12.1 Tobacco in cigarettes Internal Passing Juice
12.2 Other types of tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
12.3 Chemicals and contaminants in tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
12.4 Emissions from tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
12.5 Measuring emissions and exposure to tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
12.6 Additives and flavourings in tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
12.8 Construction of cigarettes and cigarette filters Internal Passing Juice
12.9 Labelling of tobacco products in Australia Internal Passing Juice
InDepth12A: Health warnings Internal Passing Juice
12A.0  Introduction and rationale for health warnings Internal Passing Juice
12A.1 History of health warnings in Australia Internal Passing Juice
12A.2 Health warnings used in other countries Internal Passing Juice
12A.3 Evidence about the effects of health warnings Internal Passing Juice
12A.4 What makes an effective health warning? Internal Passing Juice
12A.5 What has been the impact of pictorial health warnings in Australia? Internal Passing Juice
12A.6 World Health Organization recommendations on health warnings Internal Passing Juice
12A.7 Public support for health warnings Internal Passing Juice
12A.8 Future directions for warnings Internal Passing Juice
InDepth 12B: Regulation to disclose or reduce harm from tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
InDepth 12C: Reducing the nicotine content of cigarettes Internal Passing Juice
13.1 Price elasticity of demand for tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
13.5 Impact of price increases on tobacco consumption in Australia Internal Passing Juice
13.7 Avoidance and evasion of taxes on tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
13.8 What is the 'right' level of tobacco taxation Internal Passing Juice
13.9 Future directions for reform of tobacco taxes Internal Passing Juice
13.10 Arguments against tax increases promoted by the tobacco industry Internal Passing Juice
13.11 Are tobacco taxes regressive? Internal Passing Juice
13.12 Public opinion about tobacco tax increases Internal Passing Juice
14.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
14.1 Mass media public education campaigns: an overview Internal Passing Juice
14.2 The role of mass media campaigns within a comprehensive smoking control program Internal Passing Juice
14.3 Public education campaigns to discourage smoking: the Australian experience Internal Passing Juice
14.4 Examining the effectiveness of public education campaigns Internal Passing Juice
14.5 Targeting of public education campaigns and different types of media channels Internal Passing Juice
14.6 News media coverage Internal Passing Juice
Appendix 1 National, State and Territory Contacts Internal Passing Juice
15.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
15.1 Why implement smokefree environments? Internal Passing Juice
15.2 Public opinion about smokefree environments Internal Passing Juice
15.3 Opposition to and weakening of smokefree environment Internal Passing Juice
15.4 Smoking bans in key public areas and environments Internal Passing Juice
15.5 Smoking bans in outdoor areas Internal Passing Juice
15.6 Smoking bans in the home and car Internal Passing Juice
15.7 Legislation to ban smoking in public spaces Internal Passing Juice
15.8 Immediate impact of smokefree legislation in improving air quality Internal Passing Juice
15.9 Effectiveness of smokefree legislation in reducing exposure to tobacco toxins, improving health, and changing smoking behaviours Internal Passing Juice
16.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
16.1Personal injury claims against the tobacco industry Internal Passing Juice
16.2 Litigation brought by Australian consumer and regulatory groups against the tobacco industry Internal Passing Juice
16.3 Litigation by individuals Internal Passing Juice
16.4 Criminal cases against the tobacco industry Internal Passing Juice
16.5 Legal cases initiated by tobacco industry Internal Passing Juice
Appendix 16.1 McCabe Internal Passing Juice
Appendix 16.2 Australian cases Internal Passing Juice
17.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
17.1 Economic terminology and methods Internal Passing Juice
17.2 The costs and benefits of smoking to the Australian economy Internal Passing Juice
17.3 The economic rationale for intervention in the tobacco market Internal Passing Juice
17.4 Economic evaluations of tobacco control interventions Internal Passing Juice
17.5 Impact of tobacco control strategies on the Australian economy Internal Passing Juice
17.6 Optimal investment in tobacco control Internal Passing Juice
18.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
18.2 Advertising and promotion of e-cigarettes Internal Passing Juice
18.3 Prevalence of e-cigarette use Internal Passing Juice
18.6 The health effects of e-cigarette use Internal Passing Juice
18.6.1 Health effects of e-cigarette use during pregnancy Internal Passing Juice
18.6.2 Health effects of e-cigarette use during adolescence Internal Passing Juice
18.6.3 E-cigarette use and possible cardiovascular disease risk Internal Passing Juice
18.6.5 E-cigarette use and the risk of non-infectious respiratory diseases Internal Passing Juice
18.6.6 E-cigarette use and the risk of infectious diseases Internal Passing Juice
18.6.7 E-cigarette use and oral health Internal Passing Juice
18.6.8 Other health risks Internal Passing Juice
18.6.9 Exposure to secondhand e-cigarette emissions Internal Passing Juice
18.7 Effects of e-cigarette use on smoking Internal Passing Juice
18.8 Population-level benefits and harms of increasing e-cigarette use Internal Passing Juice
18.9 Influences on the uptake of e-cigarettes Internal Passing Juice
18.10 Policies and programs to reduce e-cigarette use among young people and non-smokers Internal Passing Juice
18.11 Cessation interventions for e-cigarette users Internal Passing Juice
18.12 Public perceptions of the risks and benefits of e-cigarettes Internal Passing Juice
18.14 International regulatory overview Internal Passing Juice
18.15 Key Australian and international position statements on e-cigarettes, health, and options for regulation Internal Passing Juice
InDepth 18A: Smokeless tobacco Internal Passing Juice
18A.1 Forms of smokeless tobacco (now located in 12.2.9) Internal Passing Juice
18A.2 Prevalence of use of smokeless tobacco in Australia Internal Passing Juice
18A.3 Health effects of various forms of smokeless tobacco Internal Passing Juice
18A.4 Snus as a potential harm reduction strategy Internal Passing Juice
18A.5 Regulating sale and promotion of smokeless tobacco Internal Passing Juice
InDepth 18B: Heated tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
18B.0 Introduction Internal Passing Juice
18B.1 The heated tobacco product market Internal Passing Juice
18B.2 Extent of use Internal Passing Juice
18B.3 Health risks of heated tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
18B.4 Potential risks/benefits to public health Internal Passing Juice
18B.5 Legal status in Australia Internal Passing Juice
18B.6 International regulatory overview Internal Passing Juice
18B.7 Key Australian and international position statements on heated tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
19.0 Background to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control Internal Passing Juice
19.1 WHO FCTC Governance Framework Internal Passing Juice
19.2 Implications of the WHO FCTC for Australia Internal Passing Juice
19.3 WHO FCTC guiding principles and general obligations Internal Passing Juice
19.4 Obligations relating to demand reduction for tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
19.5 Obligations relating to supply-reduction for tobacco products Internal Passing Juice
19.6 Other substantive obligations Internal Passing Juice
19.7 Obligations regarding international cooperation and exchange of information and resources Internal Passing Juice
19.8 Enforcement of the WHO FCTC Internal Passing Juice
19.9 Impact of the WHO FCTC and role in the context of global governance Internal Passing Juice
19.10 WHO FCTC in a domestic context: Case study example of Australia’s Tobacco Plain Packaging Internal Passing Juice
A1.1 International data repositories Internal Passing Juice
A1.2 Australian data repositories Internal Passing Juice
A1.3 International tobacco control strategies Internal Passing Juice
A1.4 Australian tobacco control strategies and documentation Internal Passing Juice
A1.5 Major reviews on smoking and health Internal Passing Juice
A1.6 History of tobacco in Australia Internal Passing Juice
A1.7 Current Australian legislation Internal Passing Juice
A1.8 Smoking cessation Internal Passing Juice
A1.9 Smoking and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples Internal Passing Juice
A1.10 Economic costs of tobacco Internal Passing Juice
A1.11 Tobacco industry document repositories Internal Passing Juice
A1.12 Some key peer-review journals Internal Passing Juice
A1.13 Current international legislation Internal Passing Juice
A1.14 Policy implementation resources Internal Passing Juice
A1.15 Understanding the tobacco industry Internal Passing Juice
A1.16 Public perceptions of tobacco as a drug, and public opinion regarding tobacco control policies Internal Passing Juice
Publication details Internal Passing Juice
Privacy Internal Passing Juice
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