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Schools have the potential to provide a place of education and sanctuary for children and young people of all backgrounds. The rise in mental health problems in children and young people in the wake of the COVID‐19 pandemic, particularly in relation to growing inequities, means that identifying ways in which schools can help respond to this growing mental health crisis demands urgent attention. This...
Aim
To examine factors influencing current and ex‐smokers’ decisions to use e‐cigarettes or behavioural support, including potential impacts of any differences in perspectives between smokers and their local stop smoking services (SSSs).
Design
Semi‐structured qualitative interviews followed by framework analysis, with the ‘capability’, ‘opportunity’, ‘motivation’ and ‘behaviour’ (COM‐B) model...
Introduction And AimsThere have been no previous quantitative analyses of the possible effects of industry funding on alcohol and health research. This study examines whether findings of alcohol's protective effects on cardiovascular disease may be biased by industry funding.
Design and MethodsFindings from a recent systematic review of prospective cohort studies were combined with public domain...
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