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TOBACCO CONTROL RESEARCH BRANCH (TCRB)

 1. Behavioral Research Program
 2. Tobacco Control Research Branch (TCRB)


MISSION

The Tobacco Control Research Branch (TCRB) leads and collaborates on research
and disseminates evidence-based findings to prevent, treat, and control tobacco
use in order to create a world free of tobacco use and related cancer and
suffering. TCRB is within the National Cancer Institute’s (NCI) Behavioral
Research Program (BRP), in the Division of Cancer Control and Population
Sciences (DCCPS).


SCIENTIFIC PRIORITIES

 * Advertising and marketing of tobacco products
 * Epidemiology and surveillance of tobacco knowledge, attitudes, and behavior
 * Etiology, predictors, correlates, and determinants of tobacco use, nicotine
   dependence, and cessation
 * Global tobacco control, especially in low- and middle-income countries
 * Media and policy to reduce tobacco use
 * Other tobacco products, e.g., smokeless tobacco, cigars, roll-your-own,
   hookah, bidis, etc.
 * Potential Reduced-Exposure Tobacco Products (PREPs)
 * Secondhand smoke

 * Tobacco cessation interventions at the individual, system, and population
   levels
 * Tobacco control interventions for underserved and at-risk populations
 * Tobacco industry documents
 * Tobacco prevention interventions at the individual, system, and population
   levels
 * Tobacco product analysis, e.g., design and composition, constituents and
   additives, processing, manufacturing
 * Tobacco use and cessation in cancer screening, diagnosis, treatment, and
   survivorship
 * Tobacco-related disparities

 

The Tobacco Control Research Priorities Working Group presented recommendations
to the NCI’s Board of Scientific Advisors (2016) to help guide the institute’s
tobacco control research agenda through the year 2025. Read the report.

 


NEWS AND HIGHLIGHTS

 * JCO Oncology Practice article – Treating Smoking in Cancer Patients: An
   Essential Component of Cancer Care-The New National Cancer Institute Tobacco
   Control Monograph
 * FDA Proposes Rule Prohibiting Menthol Cigarettes – Cancer Currents Blog
 * Smokefree.gov celebrates 20 years! View and share our social media toolkit
   and short video.
 * Smokefree.gov launches SmokefreeNATIVE. View the Indian Health Service blog
   post and share our social media toolkit.


FEATURED FUNDING ANNOUNCEMENT

Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment or Prevention (SBIRT/P)
for alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs (ATOD) use and misuse in adult populations
that experience health disparities

PAR-23-270 (R01 Clinical Trial Required)

See More Announcements


RESEARCH AREAS

 * Assessing Cancer Patient Tobacco Use

 * Cancer Center Cessation Initiative

 * Smoking Cessation

 * Collaborative Research on Addiction at NIH

 * Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS)

 * International Research on Tobacco Use

 * Secondhand Smoke

 * Tobacco and HIV

 * Tobacco Regulatory Science

 * Smoking Cessation at Lung Examination: The SCALE Collaboration

 * Tobacco Monograph Series

 * Co-Use of Tobacco with Alcohol and Cannabis

 * Tobacco Use Supplement to the Current Population Survey

 * Treating Tobacco Use in Cancer Care Settings

 


GRANT PORTFOLIO AND FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES

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 * Currently Funded Grants

 * Previously Funded Grants

 


FEATURED GRANTEES

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STELLA A. BIALOUS, DRPH, FAAN

University of California - San Francisco
Nurse Researcher
Other TCRB Featured Grantees


> Understanding how tobacco industry's target marketing, co-option of civil and
> political leaders, and misinformation provide a road map to develop policies
> and programs that can effectively counter these activities and address
> disparities.”

Stella A. Bialous, DrPH, FAAN


DANIEL P. GIOVENCO, PHD, MPH

Columbia University Health Sciences
Social And Behavioral Scientist
Other TCRB Featured Grantees


> Tobacco use is now unjustly concentrated among socially and economically
> disadvantaged populations and poses one of the most urgent threats to public
> health and social justice. I am deeply motivated to continue this line of work
> until tobacco use no longer poses a major threat to population health and
> society. ”

Daniel P. Giovenco, PhD, MPH


STERLING M. MCPHERSON, PHD

Washington State University
Behavioral Pharmacologist
Other TCRB Featured Grantees


> I came into the area tobacco control by way of observing that a high
> percentage of our participants in clinical trials of alcohol, methamphetamine
> and opioid use smoke.”

Sterling M. McPherson, PhD
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funding opportunities.


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more.


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publications, and other resources for behavioral researchers.


MEET OUR STAFF

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administrators is dedicated to advancing behavioral science research in cancer
prevention and control.

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October 10, 2024


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