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Institute for Global Tobacco Control
Working to prevent tobacco-caused death and disease. Est. 1998 at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
About Institute for Global Tobacco Control
Founded in 1998, the Institute for Global Tobacco Control works to build the evidence base informing efforts to effectively end the tobacco epidemic as soon as possible. We strive to produce and assemble the best available information to empower policymakers and public health professionals to implement policy changes to prevent tobacco-caused death and disease. We are a partner in the Bloomberg Initiative to Reduce Tobacco Use, a collaborating centre of the World Health Organization, and our talented, dedicated team is core to our work and our mission.
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3 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Institute for Global Tobacco Control launched the inaugural AlcoholTaxScorecard from Economics for Health, a RESET Alcohol partner, assessing alcohol tax policies in 162 countries based on alcohol price, tax share of price, and tax structure.
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Research & Knowledge
Institute for Global Tobacco Control updated its free course on COVID-19 and Tobacco Use to address common myths and summarize current evidence on nicotine, tobacco use, and COVID-19.
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Presence & Recognition
Institute for Global Tobacco Control held its in-person workshop in Bangkok for the Ascend Leadership Development for the Future of Tobacco Control in Bangkok last month.
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