The Necessity of Multifaceted Targeted Interventions for the Nicotine Addiction Crisis in Iran
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2. Ravaghi H, Tourani S, Khodayari-Zarnaq R, et al (2021). Agenda-setting of tobacco control policy in Iran: a retrospective policy analysis study. BMC Public Health, 21 (1):2288.
3. Sohrabi MR, Abbasi-Kangevari M, Kolahi AA (2020). Current Tobacco Smoking Prevalence Among Iranian Population: A Closer Look at the STEPS Surveys. Front Public Health, 8: 571062.
4. Batmanghelidj E, Heydari G (2014). Sanctions, Smuggling, and the Cigarette: The Granting of Iran Office of Foreign Asset Control's Licenses to Big Tobacco. Int J Prev Med, 5 (2):138-44.
5. Barfar E, Raei B, Saeedinezhad F, et al (2023). Estimating the Optimal Excise Tax Rate on Cigarette in Iran. Journal of Health Sciences & Surveillance System, 11 (2):334-341.
6. Khayatzadeh-Mahani A, Breton E, Ruckert A, Labonté R (2017). Banning shisha smoking in public places in Iran: an advocacy coalition framework perspective on policy process and change. Health Policy Plan, 32 (6):835-846.
7. Shadel WG, Tharp-Taylor S, Fryer CS (2009). How does exposure to cigarette advertising contribute to smoking in adolescents? The role of the developing self-concept and identification with advertising models. Addict Behav, 34 (11):932-7.
8. World Health Organization (2013). WHO framework convention on tobacco control: guidelines for implementation of article 5. 3, Articles 8 To 14. ed.
9. Overbeek DL, Kass AP, Chiel LE, Boyer EW, Casey AMH (2020). A review of toxic effects of electronic cigarettes/vaping in adolescents and young adults. Crit Rev Toxicol, 50 (6):531-538.
10. Jamrozik K (2004). Population strategies to prevent smoking. BMJ, 328 (7442):759-62.
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Shamabadi A. The Necessity of Multifaceted Targeted Interventions for the Nicotine Addiction Crisis in Iran. Iran J Public Health. 2025;54(6):1325-1326.
