Exposure and engagement with tobacco-related social media and associations with subsequent tobacco use among young adults: A longitudinal analysis.
Exposure and engagement with tobacco-related social media and associations with subsequent tobacco use among young adults: A longitudinal analysis.
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与烟草相关的社交媒体的接触和参与以及随后在年轻人中使用的烟草使用的关联:纵向分析。
DOI:
10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2020.108072
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发表时间:
2020-08-01
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
Wilkinson, Anna, V
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作者:
Clendennen, Stephanie L.;Loukas, Alexandra;Vandewater, Elizabeth A.;Perry, Cheryl L.;Wilkinson, Anna, V
This study examines whether self-reported exposure to cigarette, e-cigarette, cigar, and hookah advertising, and engagement with pro-tobacco and anti-tobacco social media, are associated with past 30-day tobacco use one-year later, among young adults. Data were from two waves of the Marketing and Promotions Across Colleges in Texas study, a multi-wave study of two- and four-year Texas college students (N=3,947; M age=23.3, SD=2.3; 64% female; 35% white, 31% Hispanic, 19% Asian, 8% African-American/black, 7% multi-racial/other) from 24 urban-area schools. Multiple logistic regression examined longitudinal associations between recall of exposure and engagement at baseline (wave 6, spring 2017) and tobacco use at one-year follow-up (wave 7, spring 2018), accounting for baseline demographic characteristics and tobacco use. Self-reported exposure to and engagement with tobacco-related social media were significantly associated with past 30-day use of e-cigarettes, cigars, and hookah at one-year follow up; engagement was also associated with cigarette use. Controlling for other social media, exposure to any product advertising via Reddit increased risk for e-cigarette use (AOR=1.92 [95% CI: 1.17–3.14]). Pinterest exposure increased risk for cigar use (2.92 [1.24–6.85]). Snapchat exposure increased risk for hookah use (2.94 [1.70–5.11]). Pro-tobacco engagement increased risk for future use of all products (1.77 [1.29–2.42]). Anti-tobacco engagement increased risk for use of cigars (1.59 [1.12–2.27]) and hookah (1.69 [1.27–2.25]). Findings demonstrate that encountering tobacco-related social media is an important risk factor for future tobacco use among young people. Social media should be a focus of federal regulation, counter-marketing and health communication campaigns, and intervention.
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