Gender Differences in Smoking in Young People
This project was conducted in 2001-2002. Its aim was to examine gender differences in smoking in young people and - on the basis of the findings - publish a report with recommendations for future gender specific smoking prevention and/or cessation programmes and research.The result of this project was a very complete report on gender differences in smoking in adolescence in five European countries: Austria, Belgium, Scotland (UK), Portugal and Sweden.
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Partners
Co-ordinator:
Marleen Lambert (firstname.lastname@vig.be)
Flemish Institute for Health Promotion (VIG), Brussels, Belgium
County Council of Västerbottern, Umeå, Sweden
Division of Community Health Science, Medical School, University of
Edinburg, Scotland, UK
Faculdade de Motricidade humana, Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa,
Portugal
Ludvig Boltzmann Institute for the Sociology of Health and
Medicine, University of Vienna, Austria
Department of Public Health, Ghent University, Belgium