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Communicating Waterpipe Tobacco Harms to Reduce Use Among Young Adults: A Study of Hookah Café Customers in the Atlanta Area
In Brief
A clinical study evaluating Health Warnings and No Warnings for Waterpipe Tobacco Smoking. Completed, enrolled 977 participants across 1 site.
Detailed Summary
The purpose of the study is to assess the effectiveness of health warnings on waterpipe smoking behavior in a real-world setting. The primary hypothesis is that hookah café customers who are in the intervention (warning) arm will smoke less than customers who are in the control (no warning) arm, determined by differences in the boost in expired carbon monoxide from café entry to after café exit.
Study Details
Timeline
Interventions
Text-only warnings about one health harm will be displayed in the hookah cafés where data collection is being conducted.
No warnings posted in the hookah café