The Effect of Preemption of Local Tobacco Control Policies on Population Health
The study will examine the relationship between state laws that preempt local tobacco control policies and population health behaviors and outcomes.
Millions of Americans live with chronic diseases such as diabetes, cancer, asthma, heart disease and others. Persistent conditions are the nation’s leading cause of death and disability, and are a burden to the health care system. The law can play a role in assuring access to care and preventing or regulating hazardous environments and behaviors.
Results from grant-funded research projects evaluating public health law issues.
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