Ann McNeill

King's College portrait photo, 2013. Professor Ann McNeill is a British academic and tobacco policy expert. She is currently a professor of Tobacco Addiction in the National Addictions Centre at the King's College London Institute of Psychiatry and deputy director of the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies.

McNeill has devoted her career to reducing the harmfulness of smoking to individuals and society and has worked in prevention, cessation and harm reduction, in particular how to reduce the health inequalities caused by smoking. McNeill is a Council member of Action on Smoking and Health and is a trustee of the Society for the Study of Addiction and of Tobacco Free Futures. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Mental health and smoking cessation—a population survey in England
    by Leonie S. Brose, Jamie Brown, Ann McNeill
    Published 2020-06-01
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    Heated Tobacco Products and Nicotine Pouches: A Survey of People with Experience of Smoking and/or Vaping in the UK
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    Mental health, smoking, harm reduction and quit attempts – a population survey in England
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    What factors influence smoking prevalence and smoke free policy enactment across the European Union Member States.
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    The impact of nicotine metabolite ratio on pharmacotherapy effectiveness in real-world settings: a longitudinal analysis
    by Lion Shahab, Linda Bauld, Ann McNeill, Rachel Tyndale
    Published 2018-03-01
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    Retail price and point of sale display of tobacco in the UK: a descriptive study of small retailers.
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    Associations between vaping and relapse to smoking: preliminary findings from a longitudinal survey in the UK
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    The use of flavour-changing capsule cigarettes among smokers in the United Kingdom
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    Exploring mental health professionals’ practice in relation to smoke-free policy within a mental health trust: a qualitative study using the COM-B model of behaviour
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    How and Why Do Smokers Start Using E-Cigarettes? Qualitative Study of Vapers in London, UK
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    Small Retailers’ Tobacco Sales and Profit Margins in Two Disadvantaged Areas of England
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    Smokers who have not tried alternative nicotine products: a 2019 survey of adults in Great Britain
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    Mental health professionals' perceptions, judgements and decision-making practices regarding the use of electronic cigarettes as a tobacco harm reduction intervention in mental healthcare: A qualitative focus group study
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    Fire Incidents in a Mental Health Setting: Effects of Implementing Smokefree Polices and Permitting the Use of Different Types of E-Cigarettes
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    Exposure to anti-smoking advertising across six European countries, findings from the international tobacco control six european countries (ITC-E6) survey of the EUREST-PLUS study
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    ‘I perceive it to be less harmful, I have no idea if it is or not:’ a qualitative exploration of the harm perceptions of IQOS among adult users
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    Prevalence of tobacco use in healthcare workers: A systematic review and meta-analysis.
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    Tobacco packaging design for reducing tobacco use: cochrane systematic review
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    Socioeconomic Variation in the Prevalence, Introduction, Retention, and Removal of Smoke-Free Policies among Smokers: Findings from the International Tobacco Control (ITC) Four Country Survey
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    Comparing Factors Related to Any Conventional Cigarette Smokers, Exclusive New Alternative Product Users, and Non-Users among Japanese Youth: A Nationwide Survey
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