Lectures and Events
Innovations in Tobacco Control Lecture Series
The institute hosts a lecture series highlighting experts in the field of tobacco control. Speakers have included Robert Proctor, expert witness against the tobacco industry and professor of history of science at Stanford University, Ruth Malone, Editor-in-Chief of Tobacco Control and Professor and Chair, Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the UCSF School of Nursing, and Cathy Backinger, Deputy Director for Research at the FDA Center for Tobacco Products.
Thursday, October 5, 2017
Noon to 1:00pm
JHSPH Wolfe Street, Feinstone Hall (E2030)
Second-hand smoke exposure outdoors: New challenges for tobacco control
Xisca Sureda, MPH, PhD.
Assistant professor, Department of Surgery
Medical and Social Science, Alcalá University
All of our lectures are available a short time after the event on our YouTube channel.
Upcoming 2017 lectures (topics will be announced prior to events)
- Monday, October 30 - Dr. Michael Chaiton (Wolfe W2030)
- Tuesday, November 21 - Dr. Luz Miriam Reynales (Wolfe W1030)
- Tuesday, December 5 - Dr. Thomas Eissenberg (Wolfe W1030)
Past 2017 lectures
- Timothy Dewhirst, Ph.D., Principles of tobacco branding
- Dr. Richard Edwards, Smokefree 2025 and ASPIRE 2025: Research to achieve the endgame for tobacco smoking
- Meghan Brigid Moran, Ph.D., Pop culture matters: How understanding media, advertising, and the social worlds of adolescents can help tobacco control efforts
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