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Issues | Health Policy and Planning | Oxford Academic

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By Sophie Morse, Mateusz Zatonski, Petal Petersen Williams, Yi Qian
| Oxford Academic Verified
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Promoting Smoking Cessation and Preventing Relapse to Tobacco Use following a smokefree mental health in-patient stay (SCEPTRE feasibility study): a multi-centre randomised controlled feasibility study protocol

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By Petal Petersen Williams, Lisa Huddlestone, Emily Shoesmith, Samantha Brady
| medRxiv
LS has received honoraria for talks, an unrestricted research grant and travel expenses to attend meetings and workshops from Pfizer and an honorarium to sit on advisory panel from Johnson & Johnson, both pharmaceutical companies that make smoking cessation products. He has acted as paid reviewer for grant awarding bodies and as a paid consultant for health care companies.
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Alcohol consumption patterns, suppliers and online alcohol marketing: Before and during COVID-19 alcohol bans

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By Charles Parry, Petal Petersen Williams, Nadine Harker, Cape Town
| South African Journal of Science
Abstract COVID-19-related alcohol sales bans and stay-at-home orders prompted the alcohol industry in South Africa to increase their online alcohol sales promotions. We investigated changes in alcohol-related behaviour and the drivers of illegal alcohol sales through a self-reported Facebook survey that ran from July to November 2020. Questions included socio-demographics and comparison of alcohol purchasing behaviour and intake during 2019 and 2020.
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