Webinars

OTRU highlights our research and evaluation findings through a series of webinars.

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The Population Impact of E-Cigarettes in Canada: A Simulation Model

Although e-cigarettes can be a helpful tool in smoking cessation, they can also facilitate smoking among people who were never smokers, especially among young people. Therefore, controversy remains whether e-cigarette use results in a greater benefit at the population level than the harms they may cause. The Population Impact of E-Cigarettes in Canada: A Simulation Model webinar examined the costs and benefits of e-cigarettes by applying a simulation model that accounts for the changes between products and the differences in relative harm. The speakers discussed how the underlying assumptions of the model drive differences in population impact on health and health care costs and demonstrate how policy can be applied to improve population benefits.

Speakers: Michael Chaiton, Anasua Kundu.

This webinar was originally presented on March 22, 2022

Whither Canada’s Tobacco Endgame: Looking Back, Looking Forward

Following Canada’s National Endgame Summit held at Queens University 5 years ago, Canada adopted an endgame goal of less than 5% tobacco use by 2035.  Whither Canada’s Tobacco Endgame: Looking Back, Looking Forward looked back to what we hoped for, assessed what we have achieved and looks forward to what needs to happen now.

Presenters included: Michael Chaiton, Rob Cunningham, Elizabeth Eisenhauer, Geoff Fong, Les Hagen, Jane Philpott and Andrew Pipe. Moderators were Robert Schwartz and Emily Taylor.

This webinar was originally presented on November 2, 2021

Youth Access to E-Cigarettes: Regulatory Options and Online Sales Test Shop

The Youth Access to E-Cigarettes: Regulatory Options and Online Sales Test Shop webinar explored theory, evidence, and options for youth access regulatory policies including minimum age 21, retail licensing, enforcement, outlet density, and social sources that may be important considerations in Canada. The results of an internet test shop study was also presented. The goal was to provide an overview of the context of youth access to e-cigarettes in Canada, assess the evidence for a range of policy options, and discuss the feasibility of implementation in jurisdictions across Canada.

Presenters included:

• Dr. Shawn O’Connor, Ontario Tobacco Research Unit, University of Toronto
• Emily Taylor, Ontario Tobacco Research Unit, University of Toronto
• Two policy influencer panelists will be invited to consider how the results of this study could inform policy actions in these four areas

This webinar was originally presented on September 21, 2021

E-Cigarette Policy Webinar Series

The series explored theory, evidence, and options for regulatory policies that may be important considerations in Canada. The goals were to provide an overview of the vaping context in Canada, assess the evidence for a range of policy options, and discuss the feasibility of implementation in jurisdictions across Canada.

Presenters included:

• Robert Schwartz, Ontario Tobacco Research Unit, University of Toronto
• Daniel Eisenkraft Klein, Ontario Tobacco Research Unit
• Emily Taylor, Ontario Tobacco Research Unit (moderator)

Panelists included:

• Heidi Rathjen, Quebec Coalition for Tobacco Control
• Flory Doucas, Coalition Québécoise pour le contrôle du tabac/Quebec Coalition for Tobacco Control
• Jack Boomer, Clean Air Coalition, BC
• Les Hagen, University of Alberta
• Robert Strang, Chief Medical Officer of Health, Nova Scotia

Videos (all links lead to videos on YouTube)

• November 2, 2020: Regulatory Policy for E-Cigarette Marketing
• October 5, 2020: Regulatory Policy for E-Cigarette Flavours
• September 14, 2020: E-Cigarette Dependence and Association with Cigarette Smoking

Quitting Cigarette Smoking after a Menthol Ban: Results from Ontario

In the past two years Ontario, along with other provinces, has been implementing world-leading regulations on restricting flavours in tobacco products including menthol, but how well have these policies been working? Many countries around the world, including the United States, are considering implementing menthol restrictions and results from the Canadian experience may be influential. This webinar presents the results of evaluations of these regulations using wholesale sales data reported to Health Canada, and a long-term cohort of menthol smokers assessed before and after the ban, presenting the first long-term evaluation of the effects of a menthol ban.

This webinar was originally presented on February 28, 2019

Presentation Deck (5 MB)
Webinar Video Recording (137 MB)

E-Cigarette Vaping: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly – Evidence and Practice

The e-cigarette policy environment is developing rapidly. This webinar focused on three crucial questions about e-cigarettes:

• What happens to young people (particularly non-smokers) who vape?
• What happens to adult smokers who try to quit smoking cigarettes by vaping e-cigarettes?
• What is the state and likely effect of e-cigarette promotion and advertising in Ontario?

In addressing these questions we presented the latest evidence from published studies and findings from three of our own studies:

• Cohort study of youth and young adult vapers and non-vapers
• Concept mapping study of adults who try vaping to quit smoking
• Point-of-sale study, based on 50 stores

This webinar was originally presented on December 13, 2018.

Presentation Deck (7.23 MB)
Webinar Video Recording (178 MB)

Smoke-Free Ontario Modernization: Report of the Executive Steering Committee

Original presentation date: November 14, 2017

Smoke-Free Ontario Modernization: Report of the Executive Steering Committee presents a bold blueprint for Ontario’s tobacco endgame. Appointed by the Minister of Health and Long-term Care, this blue-ribbon committee established five year and ten year targets to put Ontario on course to reducing tobacco use to less than 5 percent by 2035. To achieve these targets, the Report specifies transformative measures to contain the tobacco industry, promote cessation, decrease initiation and protect Ontarians from secondhand smoke and harmful aerosol of both tobacco and cannabis.

This presentation highlighted what must be done in the shorter and longer terms at both provincial and public health unit levels.

Presentation Deck (2.1 MB)
Webinar Audio Recording (10.2 MB)
Webinar Video Recording (65.5 MB)

This webinar was presented by OTRU under the auspices of The Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

Menthol and Flavour Ban Evaluation Results

Original presentation date: September 19, 2017

In the past two years, Ontario, along with other provinces, has been implementing world-leading regulations on restricting flavours in tobacco products including menthol, but how well have these policies been working and have there been any unintended consequences?

This webinar presented the results of evaluations of these regulations using wholesale sales data reported to Health Canada, a cohort of menthol smokers assessed before and after the ban, and a menthol pack purchase study.

This presentation also highlighted the latest results from an ongoing evaluation of the outdoor smoking regulations, restrictions on flavours, and e-cigarette sales restrictions.

Presentation Deck (5.2 MB)
Webinar Audio Recording (9.1 MB)
Webinar Video Recording (58.6 MB)

This webinar was presented by OTRU under the auspices of The Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

Ontario’s New Tobacco Control Measures: Implementation Triumphs and Trials

Original presentation date: June 21, 2017

In the past two years, Ontario has made impressive strides in tobacco control by implementing a number of new policy measures through the introduction of the Making Healthy Choices Act and updates to the Smoke-Free Ontario Act. What are the implementation successes and challenges for public health? What are the unintended consequences? What is the compliance with the new policy measures? What are the effects on tobacco use and exposure?

This presentation highlights the latest results from an ongoing evaluation of the outdoor smoking regulations, restrictions on flavours, and e-cigarette sales restrictions.

Presentation Deck (2.05 MB)
Webinar Audio Recording (5.8 MB)
Webinar Video Recording (36.8 MB)

This webinar was presented by OTRU under the auspices of The Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

Tobacco Control in Ontario: How Well are We Doing and Where Can We Improve? Findings from OTRU’s Annual Strategy Monitoring Report

Original presentation date: May 18, 2017

Drawing on information from population-level surveys, program evaluations and administrative data, the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit’s 2016 Smoke-Free Ontario Strategy Monitoring Report presents up-to-date evaluative information about the accomplishments and challenges of comprehensive tobacco control in Ontario

This webinar provided an overview of the current status of tobacco control in Ontario and answered the following questions:

• At what rate are people using various tobacco products including cigarettes, cigars, e-cigarettes?
• Are fewer youth using tobacco? What about young adults? Who is using cannabis?
• How well are renewed cessation efforts succeeding?
• Where are people still exposed to second-hand smoke?

Presentation Deck (2.6 MB)
Webinar Audio Recording (10.3 MB)
Webinar Video Recording (68.4 MB)

This webinar was presented by OTRU under the auspices of The Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

Electronic Cigarettes for Smoking Cessation: What’s the Evidence?

Original presentation date: February 27, 2017

Health Evidence hosted a 90 minute webinar examining the effectiveness of electronic cigarettes for smoking cessation.

Muhannad Malas and Robert Schwartz led the session and presented findings from their recent review: Malas M, van der Tempel J, Schwartz R, Minichiello A, Lightfoot C, Noormohamed A, et al. (2016). Electronic cigarettes for smoking cessation: A systematic review. Nicotine & Tobacco Research, 18(10), 1926-1936.

Cigarette smoking is among the top causes of preventable death and disease. Electronic cigarettes have been increasing in popularity among smokers who report using them for quitting or reducing smoking. This review examines the effectiveness of electronic cigarettes as cessation aids. Sixty two articles, including RCTs, experimental, longitudinal and cross sectional studies are included in this review. Findings suggest there is inconclusive evidence due to low quality of research.

Webinar Video and Audio Recording
Presentation Deck

Less than 5 by 35: Canada’s Tobacco Endgame Initiative – Why, What, How

Original presentation date: November 28, 2016

Dr. Elizabeth Eisenhauer, Dr. Robert Schwartz and Dr. Andrew Pipe presented on the development and future directions of Canada’s Tobacco Endgame Initiative. Participants learned what is meant by Endgame and what interventions are being considered in Canada and abroad for decreasing the prevalence of tobacco use to less than five percent. Discussion highlighted the potential role of public health in progressing the Endgame.

Webinar Audio Recording (6.97 MB)
Webinar Video Recording (50.60 MB)
Presentation Deck (6.83 MB)

This webinar was presented by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit (OTRU) under the auspices of the Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

Ontario’s New Tobacco Control Measures: Accomplishments, Snares and Snags

Original presentation date: September 19, 2016

This presentation highlighted evaluation results and continuing evaluations of outdoor smoking regulations, restrictions on flavours including menthol, and new policies governing e-cigarettes. Emerging research from other jurisdictions on the effects of their menthol bans was also discussed.

Webinar Audio Recording (6.7 MB)
Presentation Deck (2.93 MB)

This webinar was presented by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit (OTRU) under the auspices of the Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

Electronic Cigarettes: Promises, Pitfalls, Snares and Snags

Original presentation date: September 16, 2016

Learning objectives of this webinar:

• Understand the theoretical potential of e-cigarettes for decreasing tobacco smoking prevalence
• Become familiar with the actual uptake and effects of e-cigarettes in Ontario and beyond
• Be able to weigh the potential risks and benefits of e-cigarettes at the individual and population levels

Full Webinar Recording

This webinar was presented at CAMH Addictions Rounds.

Cannabis, Tobacco, Alcohol, Nicotine: A Public Health Policy Framework Approach

Original presentation date: June 20, 2016

Cannabis legalization is at the doorstep and e-cigarette policy is rapidly evolving. These have the potential to dramatically affect tobacco control. This presentation will explore possibilities for cross-substance learning on policy approaches for alcohol, tobacco, e-cigarettes and cannabis. We will compare patterns of use, relative risks and current regulation. We will define and apply a public health approach for reducing harms associated with substance use in Canada. Finally, we will discuss policy opportunities and practice implications.

Webinar Video Recording (1.3 MB)
Webinar Audio Recording (8.5 MB)
Presentation Deck (64 MB)

This webinar was presented by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit (OTRU) under the auspices of the Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

Tobacco Control in Ontario: How Well are We Doing and Where Can We Improve?

Original presentation date: February 17, 2016

Drawing on information from population-level surveys, program evaluations and administrative data, the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit’s Smoke-Free Ontario Strategy Monitoring Report presents up-to-date evaluative information about the accomplishments and challenges of comprehensive tobacco control in Ontario.

This webinar provided an overview of the current status of tobacco control in Ontario by answering the following questions:

• Who is using various tobacco products?
• Are fewer youth using tobacco? What about young adults? What can be done to bolster current prevention efforts?
• How well are renewed cessation efforts succeeding?
• Where are people still exposed to second-hand smoke?
• How supportive is the public of new policies?

Webinar Video Recording (65.7 MB)
Webinar Audio Recording (10.4 MB)
Presentation Deck (2.88 MB)

This webinar was presented by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit (OTRU) under the auspices of the Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

PHO Grand Rounds: E-Cigarettes: Policymaking in the Dark

Original presentation date: Tuesday, January 19, 2016

What are the health effects of e-cigarettes? Are they effective cessation aids? Who is vaping? What are the patterns of use?

RECIG: Research on E-cigarettes explores policy implications from Ontario longitudinal and cross-sectional survey data, lab studies, systematic reviews and social media analysis. Fresh, cutting-edge evidence from an International Expert Panel review were presented.

Webinar Video Recording (7.24 MB)
Presentation Deck (800 KB)

E-Cigarettes: Evidence to Guide Action

Original presentation date: October 27, 2015

Despite a growing body of research on electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes), there has been much debate about the effects of their use. While there may be potential for e-cigarettes to support smoking cessation, there are also concerns about possible adverse health effects, renormalization of smoking and tobacco uptake among youth, and other unforeseen consequences of their use.

This webinar provided an overview of a multi-component research study of e-cigarettes, including:

• A systematic review of the literature related to their health effects and effectiveness as a cessation aid
• A review of e-cigarette use in Ontario
• Findings from a panel of adult smokers and a survey of youth and young adults on their perception and use of e-cigarettes
• A social media analysis of e-cigarette message exposure, reach and content

Webinar Audio Recording (7.24 MB)
Presentation Deck (1.13 MB)

This webinar was presented by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit (OTRU) under the auspices of the Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

Does Increasing Tobacco Tax increase Contraband? Debunking the Taxation and Contraband Tobacco Myth

Original presentation date: May 12, 2015

This webinar was presented by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit (OTRU) under the auspices of the Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

It is frequently claimed that tobacco taxes cause smuggling, but does increasing tobacco tax necessarily increase contraband? To debunk the myth that taxation leads to contraband tobacco, the speakers will discuss findings from the literature, present data on Ontario trends in tobacco taxes, consumption, prevalence and contraband, compare tax and price data in Canada, and critically review an earlier report from the Fraser Institute.

In this webinar, Dr. Robert Schwartz and Bo Zhang provided evidence to address the following questions:

• What is the magnitude of the contraband cigarette problem?
• Does increasing tobacco taxes necessarily lead to an increase in contraband tobacco?
• What does recent history tell us about the impact of taxation on tobacco products in Ontario?

Webinar Video Recording (37Mb)
Webinar Audio Recording (6.10Mb)
Presentation Deck (368Kb)

Support for Workers who Smoke: Findings from the Ontario Workplace Cessation Demonstration Projects

Original presentation date: March 24, 2015

This webinar was presented by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit (OTRU) under the auspices of the Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

Since September 2013, OTRU has been working with Smoke-Free Ontario partners to evaluate the development, implementation and outcomes of workplace-based smoking cessation demonstration projects in 11 public health units (representing 13 health unit partners) across Ontario. The demonstration projects were implemented in occupational sectors characterized by high smoking rates: construction, manufacturing, hospitality and service, and mining.

In this webinar, Dr. Pamela Kaufman, Tracey Borland and Rita Luk presented evaluation findings from the demonstration projects and addressed the following questions:

• What helps or hinders the development and implementation of quit smoking programs in workplaces?
• What challenges and facilitators are encountered by participants of quit smoking programs in the workplace?
• What workplace quit smoking programs are effective for different employees and under what circumstances?

Webinar Video Recording (45.7Mb)
Webinar Audio Recording (6.96Mb)
Presentation Deck (1.03Mb)

Tobacco Control in Ontario: How Well Are We Doing and Where Can We Improve?

Original presentation date: January 27, 2015

This webinar was presented by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit (OTRU) under the auspices of the Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

Drawing on information from population-level surveys, program evaluations, performance reports and administrative data, the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit’s Smoke-Free Ontario Strategy Monitoring Report presents up-to-date evaluative information about the accomplishments and challenges of comprehensive tobacco control in Ontario.

In this webinar, Dr. Robert Schwartz and Dr. Shawn O’Connor provided an overview of the current status of tobacco control in Ontario by answering the following questions:

• Is tobacco use any different from cigarette use?
• Are emerging products an issue?
• Are we done with protection?
• Is there any need for an increase in price/tax?
• Does smoking increase gradually with age or does the rate jump?
• Does mass media/social marketing have a role in a comprehensive strategy?

New in this year’s report: plotting progress against Smoke-Free Ontario – Scientific Advisory Committee (SFO-SAC) recommendations.

Webinar Video Recording (59.4Mb)
Presentation Deck (1.69Mb)

The Impact of Self-Perceived Health and Professional Advice on Smoking Behaviour

Original presentation date: December 9, 2014

This webinar was presented by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit (OTRU) under the auspices of the Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

Based on data from the Ontario Tobacco Survey (OTS), a population-based survey of adult residents (18 years of age and over), this webinar examined how self-perceptions of health are associated with smoking behaviour and cessation over time. Additionally, this webinar explored how cessation medications and advice from healthcare professionals can influence smoking and quitting habits.

Presentation Deck (1.05Mb)
Audio Recording (6.92Mb)

Developing the Smoke-Free Ontario Work Plan

Original presentation date: November 6, 2014

This webinar was presented by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit (OTRU) and Public Health Ontario (PHO) under the auspices of the Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

Designed to support public health department staff who are involved in the development and submission of the Smoke-Free Ontario Work Plan, this webinar highlights the important linkages between the sections of the work plan: needs assessment, objectives, activities and outcomes. A key focus is on the translation of local tobacco control priorities into realistic objectives and outcomes.

The webinar also outlines current options for collecting data and evidence to help identify local tobacco control needs and inform planning and programming at the local level.

Presentation Deck (1.67Mb)
Audio Recording (10Mb)

Exposure to Onscreen Tobacco in Movies among Ontario Youth

Original presentation date: October 7, 2014

This webinar was presented by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit (OTRU) under the auspices of the Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC).

In this webinar, the presenters discuss the association between exposure to onscreen tobacco in movies and tobacco use behaviour among youth. Examining current evidence on this issue, the webinar highlights tobacco control initiatives undertaken at the local level and how Ontario-based evidence can inform local planning and program development.

Presentation Deck (1.61Mb)
Audio Recording (6.13Mb)

Smoking on Patios: Levels of Exposure, Health Effects and Impact on Behaviour Change

Original presentation date: March 27, 2014

This webinar directly addressed issues relating to smoking exposure on restaurant or bar patios, including new findings on the impact of exposure to smoking on smoking behavior. Using data from the Ontario Tobacco Survey, a longitudinal population representative cohort of smokers (2005-2011), Michael Chaiton examined the association between exposure to patio smoking and changes in smoking behavior. Roberta Ferrence presented the evidence for secondhand smoke exposure on patios and related health effects.

Presentation Deck (2.44Mb)
Audio Recording (6.64Mb)

Tobacco Control in Ontario: How Well Are We Doing & Where Can We Improve?

Original presentation date: January 21, 2014

Robert Schwartz and Shawn O’Connor presented the up to date evaluative information about the activities and results of comprehensive tobacco control in Ontario. They presented monitoring information about the activities and results of the Smoke-Free Ontario Strategy, analysis of population-level changes, and explored the contributions of interventions. Included were assessments of changes in the social climate and public support for tobacco control measures. They further highlighted accomplishments and opportunities from the report, with the intention of bringing evidence to bear on the continued development of comprehensive tobacco control in the province.

Presentation Deck (2.43Mb)
Audio Recording (9.61Mb)

When Cigar Packages Speak: Overview and Some Findings from the Chatter Box Project

Original presentation date: October 17, 2013

This webinar was the sixth in a series provided by the Program Training and Consultation Centre in collaboration with the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit.

This presentation provided an in-depth study of cigar packaging and explored the ways in which tobacco companies use specific design elements—including descriptors, color, and imagery—to communicate messages that make cigars attractive to specific market segments like youth. Results underscore complex ways in which design elements interact to convey meaning, and how the alignment of these elements contributes to the overall thematic makeup of particular cigar brands.

Presentation Deck (5.25Mb)
Audio Recording (8.45Mb)

Waterpipe Smoking – An Increasing Issue for Public Health

Original presentation date: April 11, 2013

This webinar was the fifth in a series provided by the Program Training and Consultation Centre in collaboration with the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit.

This webinar saw Dr. Roberta Ferrence discuss current patterns of use in Canada, explore evidence about the toxicity of waterpipe smoke, and present preliminary findings from an observational study of waterpipe cafes in Toronto, Ontario.

Presentation Deck (7.13Mb)
Audio Recording (6.84Mb)

Getting There: Ontario’s Progress in Tobacco Control 2012

Original presentation date: January 17, 2013

This webinar was the fourth in a series provided by the Program Training and Consultation Centre in collaboration with the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit.

This webinar saw Dr. Robert Schwartz and Dr. Shawn O’Connor present the most recent status report on tobacco control in Ontario. They reported on the findings of the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit’s Smoke-Free Ontario Strategy Evaluation Report 2012 and presented up to date evaluative information about the activities and results of comprehensive tobacco control in Ontario.

Presentation Deck (PDF; 2.7 Mb)
Audio Recording (MP3; 9.6 Mb)

From Your Dentist’s Chair to Your Taxi: Study Updates From OTRU

Original presentation date: October 24, 2012

This webinar provided an overview of OTRU’s evaluation work in the area of smoking cessation, and reported on a study exploring the experiences of three dental health professional groups (dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants) in smoking cessation. Findings from a pilot project that used a problem-solving and community engagement approach to explore the issue of non-compliance to the SFOA in taxis was also highlighted.

Presentation Deck (PDF; 1.3 Mb)
Audio Recording (MP3; 34.3 Mb)

Smoking Cessation in Ontario: What the Ontario Tobacco Survey Tells Us

Original presentation date: June 27, 2012

The Ontario Tobacco Survey is an innovative OTRU survey that followed over 4,000 smokers for up to 3 years. OTS data provide an in depth understanding of the current smoking in Ontario, and a better understanding of the factors that influence quitting tobacco. This webinar explores key issue related to smoking cessation in the province.

Presentation Deck (PDF; 2 Mb)
Audio Recording (MP3; 9.8 Mb)

Evaluation of the Smoke-Free Ontario Strategy

Original presentation date: April 29, 2012

This webinar discusses findings from OTRU’s the 2011 Smoke-Free Ontario Strategy Evaluation Report.

Presentation Deck (PDF; 2.4 Mb)
Audio Recording (MP3; 10.6 Mb)

Putting Thirdhand Smoke on the Policy & Research Agenda

This Ontario Tobacco Research Unit workshop, held May 3, 2012, discussed the emerging issue of thirdhand smoke. An international panel of experts shared information about what thirdhand smoke is, challenges in measuring it, how we are exposed to it, and what this means to tobacco control policy in general and Canadian policy in particular. The workshop is part of a larger CIHR funded project that includes an expert panel meeting to review the current state of evidence about third hand smoke.

Presenters included: Neal Benowitz, Hugo Destaillats, Roberta Ferrence, Geoffrey T. Fong, Lorraine Fry, Lara Gundel, Mel Hovell, Pam Kaufman, Ryan David Kennedy, Georg Matt, Thomas E. Novotny, Jonathan Winickoff

Speaker presentations from the workshop are divided into six parts.

• Part 1: Welcome & Introduction – Pam Kaufman
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• Part 2: Defining Thirdhand Smoke – Georg Matt
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• Part 3: Measuring Thirdhand Smoke – Lara Gundel
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• Part 4: Human Exposure Issues – Neal Benowitz & Jonathan Winickoff
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• Part 5: The Role of THS in the Tobacco Control Policy Environment – Thomas Novotny & Mel Hovell
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• Part 6: The Canadian Policy Context: Opportunities & Challenges – Roberta Ferrence, Geoff Fong, Ryan Kennedy, and Lorraine Fry
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• Part 7: Closing Remarks and Next Steps
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