Global Tobacco Prevention Research Initiative

AHPP Project
Ongoing

Leadership
Matthew Kohrman (Director) - Associate Professor of Anthropology
Robert N. Proctor (Director) - Professor of History
Stephen P. Fortmann (Director) - C.F. Rehnborg Professor in Disease Prevention

The Global Tobacco Prevention Research Initiative strives to apply Stanford's strategic resources to help nations around the world better understand how to move into a smoke-free world, a world beyond tobacco.

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May 20, 2009

Smoking Is Good For Me: The Uphill Battle to Break China's Tobacco Addiction
AHPP Seminar Series
Susan V. Lawrence, Head of China Programs, Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids

Feb 25, 2009

When Prevention Fails: Cross-cultural Considerations from the U.S. and China for Shaping Health Decisions in the Heat of the Adolescent Brain
CDDRL Lecture Series
Carl Anderson Johnson, Dean & Professor of Community & Global Health, Claremont Graduate School

Nov 14, 2008

Forensic Analysis of Second-Hand Smoke: Exposure, Dose, and Risk in Litigation
CDDRL Lecture Series
James Repace, Repace Associates

May 15, 2008

A Ticking Time Bomb: The Global Tobacco Pandemic - Current and Future Scenarios
CDDRL Lecture Series
John Seffrin, CEO of America Cancer Society
presentation available

Apr 10, 2008

The International Tobacco Control Policy Evaluation Project: Evaluating the Impact of the FCTC
CDDRL Lecture Series
Geoffrey T. Fong, Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Waterloo

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