Tobacco policies and on-premise smoking in bars and clubs that cater to young African Americans following the Maryland Clean Indoor Air Act of 2007
作者： Elizabeth D. Nesoff , Adam J. Milam , Lee R. Bone , Frances A. Stillman , Mieka J. Smart
DOI: 10.1080/15332640.2016.1196631
关键词: Indoor air 、 Smoking ban 、 African american 、 Smoke 、 Checklist 、 Environmental health 、 Young adult 、 Medicine
摘要: ABSTRACTAfrican American young adults ages 18–25 smoke less than their Caucasian peers, yet the burden of tobacco-related illness is significantly higher in African Americans Caucasians across lifespan. Little known about how clean indoor air laws affect tobacco smoking among adults. We conducted a systematic observation bars and clubs with events targeted to Baltimore City at two timepoints (October November 2008 2010) after enforcement Maryland Clean Indoor Air Act (CIAA). Twenty venues—selected on basis youth reports popular venues—were rated during peak hours. All surveillance checklist items were restricted what was observable public domain. There significant decrease observed CIAA enforcement. Observed outdoor also decreased, but this change not significant. Facilities for outdoors increased significantly. The statewide ban became e...
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