TobaccoFree Research Institute Ireland
Dublin, Ireland
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TobaccoFree Research Institute Ireland is a think tank based in Dublin, Ireland working on health, addiction, children & youth.
The TobaccoFree Research Institute Ireland (TFRI) is a registered charity and limited company based in Dublin. It conducts research and policy work on tobacco, e-cigarettes, alcohol, cannabis and gambling among young people, including national surveys of adolescent substance use. It works with national and European partners to inform tobacco control policy in Ireland and Europe. TFRI was formed in 2002 from a partnership between the Office of Tobacco Control and ASH Ireland and their parent organisations.
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ESPAD Ireland
ViewAddiction · Ireland
Ireland's contribution to the European School Survey Project on Alcohol and Other Drugs, a survey of substance use among 15-16 year old students, of which TFRI is Principal Investigator.
TackSHS Project
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Research on secondhand tobacco smoke and e-cigarette emissions, their respiratory health impacts and economic burden across European populations.
SILNE-R
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Realist evaluation of programmes and strategies to prevent adolescent smoking across seven European countries, funded under Horizon 2020.
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Office of Tobacco Control, ASH Ireland, Irish Cancer Society, Irish Heart Foundation
