Support for a campus tobacco-free policy among non-smokers: Findings from a developing country

Support for a campus tobacco-free policy among non-smokers: Findings from a developing country

Background: A tobacco-free workplace policy is identified as an effective means to reduce tobacco use and protect people from second-hand smoke; however, the number of tobacco-free policies (TFP) remains very low in workplaces in Malaysia. This study explored the factors affecting support for a toba...

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Main Authors: Fadzil, M.A (Author), Ibrahim, N. S.N (Author), Isa, M.R (Author), Ismail, Z. (Author), Majeed, A.B.A (Author), Ruzlin, A.N.M (Author), Selamat, M.I (Author), Yasin, S.M (Author), Zamhuri, M.I (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Asian Pacific Organization for Cancer Prevention 2016
Subjects:
adult
Adult
adverse effects
attitude to health
Attitude to Health
Campus
Cross-Sectional Studies
cross-sectional study
Developing Countries
developing country
female
Female
human
Humans
legislation and jurisprudence
Malaysia
male
Male
Non-smokers
passive smoking
questionnaire
smoking
Smoking
student
Students
Support
Surveys and Questionnaires
tobacco
Tobacco
Tobacco policy
Tobacco Smoke Pollution
tobacco use
Tobacco Use
Universities
university
workplace
Workplace
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