Harry Tattan‐Birch

Effects of ‘no safe level’ and ‘cutting down’ alcohol messages on problem recognition, defensive processing, and self-efficacy in heavy drinkers: a randomized experimental study

James Morris, Harry Tattan‐Birch

This study tested a no safe level of alcohol consumption message on psychological outcomes relevant to drinking behaviour, compared with a gain-framed benefits of cutting down message. Adults drinking at risky or harmful levels (AUDIT-C ≥ 5; N = 485) were randomised …

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Nicotine pouches: Common questions and answers

Harry Tattan‐Birch

A guide for practitioners answering common questions about the current evidence on nicotine pouches, including questions they may encounter from clients.

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Nicotine pouches: Common questions and answers

Harry Tattan‐Birch

A guide for practitioners answering common questions about the current evidence on nicotine pouches, including questions they may encounter from clients.

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Perceptions of harm, addiction, and cessation support among people who use non-cigarette tobacco products in England: a qualitative study

Eve Violet Taylor, Harry Tattan‐Birch, Jamie Brown, Lion Shahab et autres

INTRODUCTION: England provides comprehensive support for cigarette smoking cessation, and some services also assist people who use non-cigarette tobacco products (e.g., cigars/cigarillos, shisha, and chewing tobacco). Little is known about whether users are interested in quitting, their willingness to engage with cessation …

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A transparent process for creating behavioural systems maps to inform population simulation models which aim to explain and predict public health policy effects: the case of smoking cessation in England

Hazel Squires, Robert West, Jamie Brown, Duncan Gillespie et autres

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Alcohol use and support receipt among people experiencing homelessness in England: a cross-sectional analysis with comparison to private household populations

Vera Helen Buss, Sharon Cox, Melissa Oldham, Harry Tattan‐Birch et autres

Introduction: Alcohol-related harm is more prevalent among people experiencing homelessness, but national data often overlook this group. This study examined alcohol use and receipt of support and compared this group with the general population. Methods: We analysed data from the Homeless Health …

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Nicotine and tobacco product use among US middle and high school students, 2024-25

Haoxiong Sun, Yu Jiang, Harry Tattan‐Birch, Siyuan Fan et autres

BACKGROUND: The overall prevalence of youth nicotine and tobacco product use has declined over recent years, but the product landscape continues to change rapidly. This study examined changes between 2024 and 2025 in the prevalence of nicotine and tobacco product use among …

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Exploring healthcare professionals’ experiences and perspectives on cessation support for people who use non-cigarette tobacco: a qualitative study

Eve Violet Taylor, Harry Tattan‐Birch, Jamie Brown, Lion Shahab et autres

Introduction: Healthcare services in England often support cigarette smoking cessation, yet little is known about how healthcare professionals support people to quit who use other non-cigarette tobacco products, such as cigars, cigarillos, shisha and different forms of chewing tobacco. This study explored …

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Impact of the disposable vape ban in Great Britain: a representative interrupted time-series study 2022-2026

Harry Tattan‐Birch, Sarah Elizabeth Jackson, Vera Helen Buss, Sharon Cox et autres

Objective: To examine changes in vaping and smoking trends following the announcement and implementation of the disposable vape ban in Great Britain. Design: Interrupted time-series analysis of representative monthly cross-sectional data from the Smoking Toolkit Study. Setting: Great Britain. Participants: 118,946 adults …

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Prevalence and patterns of different types of non-cigarette tobacco use in England: a population study

Sarah Elizabeth Jackson, Eve Violet Taylor, Harry Tattan‐Birch, Katherine Amy East et autres

Abstract Introduction Non-cigarette tobacco smoking increased in England between 2013 and 2023, but little is known about the prevalence of use of specific types of non-cigarette tobacco, including smokeless products, or whether the increasing trend has continued. This study examined recent trends …

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Changes in the use of e-cigarettes to stop smoking among adults following the rise of disposable vapes: a repeat cross-sectional survey 2016–2023 in England

Lion Shahab, Jamie Brown, Hazel Squires, Sarah Jackson et autres

Introduction Using a representative repeat cross-sectional survey, we investigate how the prevalence of e-cigarette (‘vape’) use, prescription or specialist support and other (non-prescription or specialist support) methods in smoking quit attempts changed following growth in novel disposable vape use in England.Methods 8323 …

Are Gambling Ads on Instagram Targeting Under-25s/24s in the UK and the Netherlands in Breach of Rules?

Leon Y. Xiao, Callum Deery, Lo Ching Yiu, 任逍遥 Ren Xiaoyao et autres

The Betting & Gaming Council (BGC), as the UK industry body, requires its members not to target people aged under 25 with gambling advertising on social media. The BGC has exempted its members from having to comply with this rule on Facebook, …