Search Results - "Nakkash, R"

Development and evaluation of smoke-free or tobacco-free policies in university settings: a systematic scoping review by Bardus, M, El Boukhari, N, Nakkash, R

“…Abstract We conducted a systematic scoping review to map the available evidence on smoke-free or tobacco-free (SF/TF) university policies globally. We…”
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Comparisons between young adult waterpipe smokers and nonsmokers’ reactions to pictorial health warning labels in Lebanon: a randomized crossover experimental study by Jebai, R, Asfar, T, Nakkash, R, Chehab, S, Schmidt, M, Wu, W, Bursac, Z, Maziak, W

“…Abstract This study compares the impact of pictorial health warning labels (HWLs) and their placements on waterpipe parts (device, tobacco and charcoal…”
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The passage of tobacco control law 174 in Lebanon: reflections on the problem, policies and politics by Nakkash, RT, Torossian, L, Hajj, T El, Khalil, J, Afifi, RA

“…Progress in tobacco control policy making has occurred worldwide through advocacy campaigns involving multiple players—civil society groups, activists,…”
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The tobacco industry’s thwarting of marketing restrictions and health warnings in Lebanon by Nakkash, R, Lee, K

“…Aims: This article outlines how the tobacco industry has undermined tobacco control efforts in Lebanon since the early 1970s. Methods: An analysis of online…”
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Smuggling as the “key to a combined market”: British American Tobacco in Lebanon by Nakkash, R, Lee, K

“…Objectives:To understand the strategy of British American Tobacco (BAT) and other transnational tobacco companies (TTCs) to gain access to the Lebanese market,…”
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Parental smoking and exposure to environmental tobacco smoke are associated with waterpipe smoking among youth: results from a national survey in Lebanon by Jawad, M, Nakkash, R.T, Mahfoud, Z, Bteddini, D, Haddad, P, Afifi, R.A

“…Abstract Objectives Waterpipe tobacco smoking (WTS) is a growing public health concern worldwide yet little is known about the epidemiology of use among young…”
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Environmental management practices in the Lebanese pharmaceutical industries: implementation strategies and challenges by Massoud, May A., Makarem, N., Ramadan, W., Nakkash, R.

“…This research attempts to provide an understanding of the Lebanese pharmaceutical industries’ environmental management strategies, priorities, and perceptions…”
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Power sharing in community-engaged research with Syrian refugees in Lebanon: Using community engagement to shape intervention fit to context by Nakkash, R., Fares, M., Tleis, M., Mugharbil, S., Antaby, M., Al Masri, H., Ghandour, L., Al Halabi, F., Najjar, Y., Louis, B., Afifi, R.

“…Our study assesses the community-engaged research approach (CEnR) followed during the planning phase for a randomized controlled trial designed to assess how…”
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Erratum to: Environmental management practices in the Lebanese pharmaceutical industries: implementation strategies and challenges by Massoud, May A., Makarem, N., Ramadan, Wijdan H., Nakkash, R.

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How Big Tobacco exploits the UN SDGs to advance its own goals by Nakkash, R

“…Abstract Globally, the tobacco industry poses a major barrier to the advancement of the Sustainable Development Goals through its influence on SDG 3 (health…”
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Obtaining informed consent: observations from community research with refugee and impoverished youth by Nakkash, R, Makhoul, J, Afifi, R

“…This paper presents challenges facing researchers in applying basic ethical principles while conducting research with youth in a developing country context. A…”
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Assessing knowledge and attitudes of owners or managers of hospitality venues regarding a policy banning indoor smoking by Alaaeddine, G, Al Kuhaimi, T, Al Assaad, R, Dany, M, Diab, R, Hanna, E, Hirmas, N, Ismail, H, Mahmassani, D, Sleiman Tellawi, R, Nakkash, R

“…Summary Objectives In response to accumulating evidence on the detrimental health effects of second-hand smoke, governments throughout the world have adopted…”
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Knowledge translation to counteract COI from corporations: a case from Lebanon by Nakkash, R

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Knowledge translation to counteract COI from corporations: a case from Lebanon by Nakkash, R

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Lebanon: business as usual by Nakkash, R, Lee, K

“…While the tobacco industry remains under the control of a government monopoly, the Regie-which has the exclusive right to import/export local tobacco products…”
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“We are just numbers”: Gaps in Ethical Research Conduct revealed by clinical research subjects by Makhoul, J, Nakkash, R

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“We are just numbers”: Gaps in Ethical Research Conduct revealed by clinical research subjects by Makhoul, J, Nakkash, R

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"We will take money from anywhere to support our work": industry funding of humanitarian assistance in crises by Makhoul, J, El-Ashkar, C, Nakkash, R

“…Background Corporate funding has been described to be beneficial for humanitarian assistance in times of shrinking financial resources globally. Despite the…”
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Implementing pictorial health warning labels on waterpipe tobacco products: a qualitative study: Rima Nakkash by Nakkash, R, Jaafar, M, Asfar, T, Chehab, S, Maziak, W

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Citizen engagement in health policymaking: challenges and recommended solutions: Rima Nakkash by Nakkash, R, Abla, R, Saleh, R, El Jardali, F

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