… 2000 may have mitigated otherwise deleterious effects on … reductions in tobacco control
funding have immediate effects on programme exposure and cognitive precursors to smoking …

… 1998 would reverse efforts to weaken the tobacco control … most dramatic effect of the
Massachusetts tobacco control … of decline in smoking prevalence between 1999 and 2000 among …

… from $70.5 million to $36.8 million for fiscal year 2000. For fiscal … We assessed the effects
of Florida’s tobacco control efforts … the Florida Youth Tobacco Survey collected between 1998 …

… s dramatic success in reducing youth tobacco use,11,15 insight about what programs might
contribute to reducing youth tobacco use … high school students—Florida, 1998 and 1999. Mor …

… to the Master Settlement Agreement of 1998, which I will … As a consequence, there was a
dramatic shift in the tobacco industry's advertising and promotion budgets.141 In 2000, tobacco …

… Some states (eg, Florida, Texas, and Utah) have programs … in a smoking education class,
or performing community service. … A year 2000 national health objective is for all states and …

… State health needs appear to have little effect on the funding of state tobacco-control … ),
and miscellaneous (ranging from flood control and law enforcement to tax reductions). We also …

… to tobacco control, further reducing the program’s funding of … to 1998, the consumption of
tobacco products in Florida … , except where smoking is part of the dramatic performance, art …

… in 1998, when the tobacco industry agreed to pay the states … four states that were not part
of the MSA (Mississippi, Florida, … taxes dramatically and strengthen tobacco control policies. …

… tobacco control policies that contribute to reduced smoking … when tied to funding
comprehensive programs. Because of its … and a rural program in India found more dramatic effects. …