yt:channel:UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2013-11-25T09:46:37+00:00 yt:video:605-HZOedd8 605-HZOedd8 UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2017-04-25T10:47:11+00:00 2017-05-28T06:30:50+00:00 John Britton speaking to the Canadian Standing Senate Committee on Social Affairs about E-cigarettes UKCTAS director John Britton deliverers a balanced view on e-cigarettes to the SCSA in Canada. A report from the RCP released in 2016 and more information about vaping products and the benefit they can have on public health can be found on our website here : http://ukctas.net/rcp.html The UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies is a network of 13 univerties (12 in UK, 1 in New Zealand) funded by the UK Clinical Research Collaboration, which builds on the work and success of its predecessor, the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies (UKCTCS). The UKCTAS is now a leading international centre of tobacco and alcohol research and policy excellence with an extensive research programme. We have established a cohort of early career researchers, provide a teaching programme to train and engage the wider research and policy community in tobacco and alcohol research. We facilitate policy development by informing policy makers of the latest scientific research on tobacco and alcohol use, and thus contributing to the nation's public health. yt:video:PNoBaiETmJM PNoBaiETmJM UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2016-09-26T13:52:54+00:00 2016-09-26T13:52:55+00:00 Dr. Sally Marlow discusses Alcohol Problems, Policy and Practice masters module at KCL After a successful launch of the module in February 2016 we are delighted to announce the Alcohol, Problems, Policy and Practice module will return in 2017 to King's College London. In 2017 we have confirmed a large number of top class speakers to discuss important areas of this public health issue. With topics ranging from alcohol and pregnancy, alcohol marketing and brief interventions, we can guarantee this course is invaluable to anyone working in this area. For more information visit our website: http://ukctas.net/alcoholmastersmodule2017.html The UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies is a network of 13 univerties (12 in UK, 1 in New Zealand) funded by the UK Clinical Research Collaboration, which builds on the work and success of its predecessor, the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies (UKCTCS). The UKCTAS is now a leading international centre of tobacco and alcohol research and policy excellence with an extensive research programme. We have established a cohort of early career researchers, provide a teaching programme to train and engage the wider research and policy community in tobacco and alcohol research. We facilitate policy development by informing policy makers of the latest scientific research on tobacco and alcohol use, and thus contributing to the nation's public health. yt:video:K4egrKxEibQ K4egrKxEibQ UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2016-05-31T11:44:48+00:00 2016-11-16T20:31:11+00:00 The Road to Standardised Packaging - Linda Bauld #WorldNoTobaccoDay Linda Bauld discusses the history of standardised packaging, along with the research that has underpinned the legislation that came into effect in the UK on 20th March 2016. View her blog on the BMJ here: http://tinyurl.com/zjqmuyf The UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies is a network of 13 universities (12 in UK, 1 in New Zealand) funded by the UK Clinical Research Collaboration, which builds on the work and success of its predecessor, the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies (UKCTCS). The UKCTAS is now a leading international centre of tobacco and alcohol research and policy excellence with an extensive research programme. We have established a cohort of early career researchers, provide a teaching programme to train and engage the wider research and policy community in tobacco and alcohol research. We facilitate policy development by informing policy makers of the latest scientific research on tobacco and alcohol use, and thus contributing to the nation's public health. yt:video:ZuSv44Mes7s ZuSv44Mes7s UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2016-03-21T15:47:03+00:00 2016-03-22T13:13:29+00:00 The Cochrane Tobacco Addiction Group (TAG) Prioritisation Survey The Cochrane Tobacco Addiction Group would like to ask you where you would like to see further research around tobacco addiction. The prioritisation survey will be the first of its kind to identify pressing unanswered questions about the prevention and treatment of tobacco addiction. Your questions can be in any order of importance, and they can be about policies or interventions for smoking tobacco, smokeless tobacco (e.g. snus, chewing tobacco) or waterpipe tobacco use (e.g. hookah, shisha). The views gathered in this survey will be published in a reputable journal, and will be used to inform the future research priorities for the entire tobacco addiction research community. The Prioritisation Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/CochraneTAG Cochrane Tobacco Addiction Group: http://tobacco.cochrane.org/ yt:video:_i-AJ7-26To _i-AJ7-26To UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2016-03-03T15:29:53+00:00 2016-03-03T15:36:33+00:00 Nick Sevdalis explains aspects of implementation science and why it is important. The UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies is a network of 13 univerties (12 in UK, 1 in New Zealand) funded by the UK Clinical Research Collaboration, which builds on the work and success of its predecessor, the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies (UKCTCS). The UKCTAS is now a leading international centre of tobacco and alcohol research and policy excellence with an extensive research programme. We have established a cohort of early career researchers, provide a teaching programme to train and engage the wider research and policy community in tobacco and alcohol research. We facilitate policy development by informing policy makers of the latest scientific research on tobacco and alcohol use, and thus contributing to the nation's public health. yt:video:w5UBZBplrkg w5UBZBplrkg UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2016-01-24T12:15:25+00:00 2016-01-25T12:35:17+00:00 UKCTAS Logo Sting yt:video:AsP8FqxBSHk AsP8FqxBSHk UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2016-01-16T11:11:53+00:00 2016-02-20T15:08:40+00:00 Sky News - YouTube Music Videos 'Pose Health Risk To Teens' The UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies is a network of 13 universities (12 in UK, 1 in New Zealand) funded by the UK Clinical Research Collaboration. The UKCTAS is now a leading international centre of tobacco and alcohol research and policy excellence with an extensive research programme. We have established a cohort of early career researchers, provide a teaching programme to train and engage the wider research and policy community in tobacco and alcohol research. We facilitate policy development by informing policy makers of the latest scientific research on tobacco and alcohol use, and thus contributing to the nation's public health. The UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies does not own the rights to this video but contributed to the content displayed in it. Information on the study: Research from the University of Nottingham suggests girls aged between 13 and 15 are the most exposed. The study, published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, analysed 32 of the most popular music videos during a 12-week period. Experts estimated, using the census and their own data, that the average percentage of viewing of those videos was 22% for teenagers and 6% for adults. They worked out the total number of depictions (impressions) of alcohol and tobacco in 10-second slots throughout the music videos seen by viewers. Overall, the videos produced 1,006 million "impressions" of alcohol and 203 million of tobacco. Dr Jo Cranwell, psychologist from the University of Nottingham, wants tighter measures put in place to protect children. She is concerned about the potential for an increased risk of uptake of smoking and drinking among teenagers. "Girls are looking at role models beyond their core family unit and their peers. They're looking at wider society and they're looking at celebrities on film," she said. "They're very attractive and they lead very aspirational lifestyles and these young girls are looking to them to learn about how they should look and how they should behave. "The BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) should include portrayals of alcohol and tobacco smoking in their 'drug misuse' and their 'dangerous behaviours presented as safe age classification' criteria and at the moment they're not." Read more on this project here: http://ukctas.net/smokefreemedia.html yt:video:rSm_KKaXGOI rSm_KKaXGOI UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2015-10-26T16:30:18+00:00 2016-11-14T07:39:37+00:00 UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies There is joint funding from the Wellcome Trust and the University of Sheffield for a new cohort of 15 PhD students to work on related topics in order to make a step change to the field of Public Health Economics and Decision Science. This PhD programme is unique in its focus on interdisciplinary public health, health economics, mathematical modelling and statistics. The work and training will focus on the chronic disease that accounts for the majority of burden of disease in the developed world. Much of this burden is due to avoidable lifestyle behaviours – especially smoking, alcohol consumption, poor diet and physical inactivity. We aim to attract the highest calibre graduates and equip them to lead research and influence public health policy both through the programme and throughout their career. Each studentship is generously funded (including higher stipend than standard research council studentships) and includes a 1st year of tailored multi-disciplinary training and a 3 year PhD research project. Find out more: http://www.sheffield.ac.uk/scharr/prospective_students/researchdegrees/wellcometrustphds The UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies is a network of 13 univerties (12 in UK, 1 in New Zealand) funded by the UK Clinical Research Collaboration, which builds on the work and success of its predecessor, the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies (UKCTCS). The UKCTAS is now a leading international centre of tobacco and alcohol research and policy excellence with an extensive research programme. We have established a cohort of early career researchers, provide a teaching programme to train and engage the wider research and policy community in tobacco and alcohol research. We facilitate policy development by informing policy makers of the latest scientific research on tobacco and alcohol use, and thus contributing to the nation's public health. yt:video:a5OAkACHv2o a5OAkACHv2o UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2015-08-12T09:42:54+00:00 2015-08-12T09:45:52+00:00 UKCTAS Alcohol Policy and Practice CPD - Sheffield {1st - 4th September 2015} Find out more: http://ukctas.net/Alcohol-CPD.html Following on from the extremely successful Alcohol CPD course which was held at the University of Stirling in 2014. This module is aimed at professionals working in a range of organisations who are interested in alcohol policy and practice. This years course is being held at the University of Sheffield and is taught by several leading academics and practitioners from various UKCTAS institutions and includes a balance of lectures, discussion groups and debates. The UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies is a network of 13 univerties (12 in UK, 1 in New Zealand) funded by the UK Clinical Research Collaboration, which builds on the work and success of its predecessor, the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies (UKCTCS). The UKCTAS is now a leading international centre of tobacco and alcohol research and policy excellence with an extensive research programme. We have established a cohort of early career researchers, provide a teaching programme to train and engage the wider research and policy community in tobacco and alcohol research. We facilitate policy development by informing policy makers of the latest scientific research on tobacco and alcohol use, and thus contributing to the nation's public health. yt:video:tF394RfV0r0 tF394RfV0r0 UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2015-07-08T12:30:25+00:00 2015-11-08T07:55:03+00:00 Alcohol Policy and Practice CPD/ 1st - 4th September 2015 Alcohol Policy and Practice - University of Sheffield / 1st - 4th September 2015. http://ukctas.net/Alcohol-CPD.html Following on from the extremely successful Alcohol CPD course which was held at the University of Stirling in 2014. This module is aimed at professionals working in a range of organisations who are interested in alcohol policy and practice. This years course is being held at the University of Sheffield and is taught by several leading academics and practitioners from various UKCTAS institutions and includes a balance of lectures, discussion groups and debates. The UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies is a network of 13 universities (12 in UK, 1 in New Zealand) funded by the UK Clinical Research Collaboration, which builds on the work and success of its predecessor, the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies (UKCTCS). The UKCTAS is now a leading international centre of tobacco and alcohol research and policy excellence with an extensive research programme. We have established a cohort of early career researchers, provide a teaching programme to train and engage the wider research and policy community in tobacco and alcohol research. We facilitate policy development by informing policy makers of the latest scientific research on tobacco and alcohol use, and thus contributing to the nation's public health. yt:video:Qrd05SyBcSM Qrd05SyBcSM UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2015-04-09T10:57:07+00:00 2015-11-07T11:31:53+00:00 Nicotine and Tobacco: Current Issues, Policy and Practice Now in its seventh year, this module is aimed at professionals working in a range of organizations who are interested in public health and policy. Taught by leading academics and practitioners, it comprises a balance of lectures, discussion groups and debate. New for 2015, we will be also be examining in some detail current evidence on tobacco harm reduction, electronic cigarettes and other nicotine-containing devices. Presenters include Professors John Britton CBE, Ann McNeill, Linda Bauld and Robert West from UKCTAS, Martin Dockrell from Public Health England and Cancer Research UK. A full list of presenters will be made available shortly can be seen here: http://www.ukctas.ac.uk/ukctas/what-we-do/education-and-training/cpd-tobacconew.aspx The UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies is a network of 13 univerties (12 in UK, 1 in New Zealand) funded by the UK Clinical Research Collaboration, which builds on the work and success of its predecessor, the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies (UKCTCS). The UKCTAS is now a leading international centre of tobacco and alcohol research and policy excellence with an extensive research programme. We have established a cohort of early career researchers, provide a teaching programme to train and engage the wider research and policy community in tobacco and alcohol research. We facilitate policy development by informing policy makers of the latest scientific research on tobacco and alcohol use, and thus contributing to the nation's public health. yt:video:o4k76LjGuvw o4k76LjGuvw UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2014-04-11T12:44:38+00:00 2016-03-09T11:26:49+00:00 Smoking in the media Children who are exposed to smoking in the media, and particularly in films, are much more likely to become smokers themselves, yet filmmakers continue to include smoking in films marketed to children. This video demonstrates some examples of recent films that are likely to cause children to smoke. yt:video:4gAxdVowkiY 4gAxdVowkiY UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2014-03-25T08:17:29+00:00 2017-04-17T02:21:39+00:00 Social Marketing The transnational tobacco companies use marketing to promote their products and have done for many years. The same marketing tools can also be used to improve rather than damage health. Social marketing provides an approach to engaging with individuals and communities to identify ways to work with them to reduce smoking and improve health, as this video with Professor Gerard Hastings from the Institute for Social Marketing at the University of Stirling and the Open University outlines. yt:video:lwl4GZ7Xmuo lwl4GZ7Xmuo UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2014-03-13T14:18:48+00:00 2017-07-01T21:32:48+00:00 Alibi marketing - tobacco All commercial companies use advertising to promote their products and brands, but most tobacco advertising is now prohibited by law in the UK and across the EU. This video describes how Philip Morris has been able to continue to promote its Marlboro brand through sponsorship of the Ferrari Formula 1 team, and particularly the use of barcode alibi logos for the brand. yt:video:oOtHjOoDqSw oOtHjOoDqSw UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg UK CTAS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtgnGa4sESHp6fmBKI0Nmwg 2014-03-11T09:18:17+00:00 2017-03-15T07:29:23+00:00 Point of sale displays Point of sale tobacco displays are one of the few channels remaining for tobacco companies to advertise their wares to consumers and potential consumers in countries where other forms of advertising are prohibited. This video discusses these displays, their effects and the law in the UK relating to these displays.