Therefore, alternative assessment methods must be used
Researchers will: Collect information from marketing company databases, tobacco maker websites, social media and merchant outlets to spot new marketing strategies Analyze retail scanner data to track tobacco-product sales and spot trends involving new product characteristics such as innovative flavors or delivery mechanisms Triangulate responses from surveys of youth, young adults, and adults who use tobacco and nicotine products to understand preferences and behaviors Synthesize the data to identify meaningful trends early and provide the FDA with actionable information to improve its regulation of tobacco products Another seven faculty members from the Center for Tobacco Studies will join Delnevo on the rapid surveillance project, as will 13 co-investigators from Roswell Park Cancer Institute, East Carolina University, Stanford University, the University of Kentucky, The Ohio State University, Columbia University, and Westat, Inc

One proposal, for example, suggests moving the sales of all nicotine and tobacco products to stores that are only accessible to those 21 or older
Washington state found a return of more than $5 for every $1 spent on its state tobacco program