2021
Examining Menthol Preference as a Correlate of Change in Cigarette Smoking Behavior over a One-Year Period
Davis D, Parker M, Delnevo C, Villanti A. Examining Menthol Preference as a Correlate of Change in Cigarette Smoking Behavior over a One-Year Period. International Journal Of Environmental Research And Public Health 2021, 18: 10878. PMID: 34682624, PMCID: PMC8535481, DOI: 10.3390/ijerph182010878.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsMenthol cigarette useRace/ethnicitySmoking behaviorCigarette useCigarette smokingCigarette smoking behaviorTobacco Use SupplementCurrent study's aimMenthol preferenceCigarette smokersHispanic smokersMenthol statusAdult smokersProspective survey dataMultinomial logistic regressionRepresentative cohortSmokingYounger ageOne-year periodStudy aimCorrelates of changeLogistic regressionSmokersOne-yearYoung adults
2019
Response to Reduced Nicotine Content in Vulnerable Populations: Effect of Menthol Status
Davis D, Miller M, Streck J, Bergeria C, Sigmon S, Tidey J, Heil S, Gaalema D, Villanti A, Stitzer M, Priest J, Bunn J, Skelly J, Diaz V, Arger C, Higgins S. Response to Reduced Nicotine Content in Vulnerable Populations: Effect of Menthol Status. Tobacco Regulatory Science 2019, 5: 135-142. PMID: 31890749, PMCID: PMC6936762, DOI: 10.18001/trs.5.2.5.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchWithdrawal/cravingMenthol statusMenthol smokersNicotine doseDouble-blind studyComorbid mental illnessNicotine content cigarettesPotential beneficial effectsSubstance use disordersNicotine contentSmoking topographyCompensatory smokingContent cigarettesRNC cigarettesUse disordersSmokersHigh dosesMental illnessResearch cigarettesSmokingBeneficial effectsCigarettesAddiction potentialSocioeconomic disadvantageVulnerable populations