Media and advertising influence: Glamorized portrayals of drug and alcohol use in movies, television, or social media can subtly normalize the behavior
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Paper presented at: International Conference on Drug Discovery and Translational Medicine 2018 (ICDDTM 18)

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INTRODUCTION Hypertension is a significant global public health concern, imposing a substantial burden on individuals and societal well-being
Tobacco marketing, which includes both advertisements and promotional efforts such as sponsorship of events attractive to teens, is also strongly associated with both smoking initiation and continued smoking among adolescents.(47) Adolescents exposed to tobacco promotions and depictions of tobacco in media have more favorable tobacco-related attitudes and are more likely to start smoking.(66) In one study of adolescents who were not susceptible to smoking, those who had tobacco promotional items or who reported that they would use them were more likely to initiate cigarette smoking.(67) Smoke-free laws and policies are also associated with a lower smoking prevalence by youth and young adults