Evidence Brief: Tobacco Industry-Sponsored Youth Prevention Programs in Schools

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Evidence Brief: Tobacco Industry-Sponsored Youth Prevention Programs in Schools

07/01/2019

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Summary of evidence showing tobacco industry-sponsored school-based tobacco prevention programs are ineffective and may promote youth tobacco use.
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