I completed an SSA Fellowship between 2021 and 2024. My Fellowship advanced our understanding of the factors that influence young adults’ perceptions of vaping harms and how perceptions can be modified.

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I am the England co-lead of the ITC Project, the first ever international cohort study of tobacco use. ITC aims to measure the impact of tobacco control policies and is an international effort across >30 countries.

Read more here and here.

I am a co-investigator on a project that examines adults' responses to standardising nicotine pouch packaging (funder: Research England) and have been a collaborator on a project that examines youth and adult responses to e-cigarette marketing and packaging (funder: Cancer Research UK).

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I am a co-investigator on a recently-funded CRUK project exploring patterns and perceptions of non-cigarette tobacco use and barriers and facilitators for cessation, in collaboration with colleagues at University College London.

Analyse and publish survey data to help understand patterns and trends in tobacco and nicotine product use and perceptions, and the impact of policies (e.g., the menthol cigarette ban in England, age of sale, health warnings).

Surveys included the Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) Smokefree surveys, ITC surveys, and the Canadian Nicotine and Tobacco Survey (CTNS).

See some publications here and here.

Led scans of the e-cigarette online retail market in Canada and the UK to help understand how the market responds to policies.

See publication here.

Led systematic reviews examining predictors of smoking and vaping behaviours and interventions to change vaping risk perceptions.

See publication here.

Analysed qualitative data to help understand smokers risk perceptions of IQOS (a novel heated tobacco product) and the language used to describe IQOS.

See publication here.