Findings Archive
Review previous findings by subject area:
College students and antismoking messages
Tobacco counter-advertising
Exploring antismoking ads
Youth antismoking advertisements
Evaluation of Antismoking Ad Campaigns
Adolescents and print cigarette ads
Smoke-free ordinances and attitudes of restaurant/bar owners
Smoke-free ordinances campaigns
Predictors of support for smoke-free ordinances
Using tobacco-industry marketing research
High school journalists' perspectives on tobacco
Social smoking among U.S. college students
Anti-smoking media campaign messages
Social distance and smoking
Smoking cessation and social comparison
Youth tobacco control policies and predictors of government support
Smoking among young adults
British Columbia Smoking Cessation Mass Media Campaign
Smoke-free ordinances & adolescent smoking
Phantom smokers
Tobacco on campus
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Findings You Can Use
This section provides "at a glance" research findings that can be used by our members who care about the clean indoor air initiative in Missouri.
Reports from Missouri
Air Quality Reports
Kansas City Area Casino Air Quality Monitoring Study, May 2011 [Get it here]
Cape Girardeau Air Quality Monitoring Study, May 2010 [Get it here] Blue Springs Air Quality Study, November 2010 [Get it here] Raytown Air Quality Study, November 2010 [Get it here] Kansas City Area Air Quality Study, January 2011 [Get it here]Clayton Air Quality Monitoring Study, November 2010. [Get it here]
Columbia Air Quality Monitoring Study, October 2009. [Get it here] Fulton Air Quality Monitoring Study, October 2010. [Get it here] Jefferson City Air Quality Monitoring Study, October 2009. [Get it here] Joplin Air Quality Monitoring Study, April 2010. [Get it here] Kirkwood Air Quality Monitoring Study, November 2010. [Get it here] Rolla Air Quality Monitoring Study, January 2010. [Get it here] Sedalia Air Quality Monitoring Study, July 2010. [Get it here] Springfield Air Quality Monitoring Study, January 2010. [Get it here] Wildwood Air Quality Monitoring Study, October 2009. [Get it here]