Publications

This paper looks at the effectiveness of India's Film Rule which requires theaters and TV stations to show anti-tobacco messages whenever tobacco use is depicted in films.

See a list of scientific publications by our staff from 2016.

New Delhi’s air pollution emergency is a problem with a solution. New York City found it after decades of pollution rivaling that of the Indian city and other global metropolises through staunch local controls and the Clean Air Act of 1970.

Schluger S. Household air quality in high-income countries: forgotten but not gone. The Lancet Respiratory Medicine, Early Online Publication, 3 September 2014.

Murukutla, N., Turk, T., Mullin S., Saradhi, R. (under review). Efficiencies In Targeting Young Adult Audience Segments In Tobacco Control Mass Media Campaigns aimed at Smokeless Tobacco: Evidence from India.

Murukutla N, Bayly M, Mullin S, Cotter T, Wakefield M. Male smoker and non-smoker responses to television advertisements on the harms of secondhand smoke in China, India and Russia. Health education research. 2014.

Perl R, Murukutla N, Occleston J, Bayly M, Lien M, Wakefield M, et al. Responses to antismoking radio and television advertisements among adult smokers and non-smokers across Africa: message-testing results from Senegal, Nigeria and Kenya. Tobacco control. 2014.

Hamill S. New Evidence, New Practices: Social Media in Health Communication. Health manager 2014 - issue 6.

Mullin, S. Executive perspective. Health manager 2014 - issue 6

Murukutla, N., Turk, T., Mullin, S., Gill, VM, Sinha, P. (In Press). Using Health Communication Effectively For Smokeless Tobacco Control In India. Smokeless Tobacco Monograph.