Waterpipe cafés are hazardous to your health: Determination of a waterpipe specific calibration factor

Travers, Mark J.; Kulak, Jessica A.; Vogl, Lisa

doi:10.1016/j.ijheh.2017.10.002

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“…It has been found that children living in homes with indoor cannabis smoking had 83% higher odds of adverse health J o u r n a l P r e -p r o o f SidePaks have been developed and published for aerosols from a variety of particle sources (e.g., water pipes, cigarettes, stick incense, fireplace emissions, wildfires, candles, burning toast, etc.) (Dacunto et al, 2013;Jiang et al, 2011;Travers et al, 2018). Moreover, a number of published studies have used SidePak monitors to measure PM 2.5 mass concentrations from STS, taking advantage of the instrument's portability, 8-hour battery life, data logging capability, and validated CFs (Acevedo-Bolton et al, 2014;Cho et al, 2014;Klepeis et al, 2003;Klepeis et al, 2016;Ott et al, 2017;Repace et al, 2011).…”

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Characteristics of secondhand cannabis smoke from common smoking methods: Calibration factor, emission rate, and particle removal rate

Zhao

Cheng

Ott

et al. 2020

Atmospheric Environment

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Characteristics of secondhand cannabis smoke from common smoking methods: Calibration factor, emission rate, and particle removal rate

Zhao

Cheng

Ott

et al. 2020

Atmospheric Environment

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“…Surges in hookah’s popularity may be attributed to the rise in the hookah café environment from 2000 through 2010 (20), which may have been the inadvertent result of implementation of smoke-free laws and policies and loopholes in regulations (20). These loopholes persist despite the fact that the air quality in hookah bars often exceeds established air quality standards, and levels of particulate matter and carbon monoxide are often higher than what is seen in bars where cigarette smoking is still allowed (21). Furthermore, hookah lounges and retailers are not monitored or controlled in the same way as cigarette product retailers (22).…”

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Differential Trends in Hookah Use Among New Jersey Youth

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IntroductionUse of 2 or more types of tobacco products is common among youth and young adults, highlighting the need for monitoring and intervention activities to encompass products beyond combustible cigarettes. This study documented patterns and trends of ever, current, and frequent hookah use among high school students in New Jersey by other tobacco product use status.MethodsWe analyzed data from the 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016 waves of the New Jersey Youth Tobacco Survey. Point estimates and 95% confidence intervals described hookah use stratified by use of other tobacco products. Multivariable logistic regression models assessed trends and correlates of hookah use, controlling for the use of other tobacco products and users’ sociodemographic characteristics. Negative binomial regression models examined the association between total number of tobacco products used and hookah use while controlling for sociodemographic variables and survey year.ResultsThe adjusted odds of current and frequent hookah use among New Jersey high school students were significantly higher in 2014, but not in 2016, compared to 2008. In recent years, hookah use among students who had ever smoked hookah, currently smoked hookah, or frequently smoked hookah was more common among students who had ever or currently smoked cigarettes or e-cigarettes. Hookah users consumed a wider variety of other tobacco products than those who did not use hookah.ConclusionHookah use remains a public health concern for adolescents; it is more common among users of other tobacco products, especially cigarette and e-cigarette smokers. Questions remain as to whether users of multiple tobacco products are being adequately reached by existing policies and regulations.

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“…A calibration factor of 0.38 was applied. 6 CO levels were measured using a EL-USB-CO300 (Lascar Electronics Inc; USA). Both devices were set to one-minute logging.…”

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Air quality and presence of air ventilation systems inside waterpipe cafés in North Carolina

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Waterpipe cafés are hazardous to your health: Determination of a waterpipe specific calibration factor

Cited by 12 publications

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Characteristics of secondhand cannabis smoke from common smoking methods: Calibration factor, emission rate, and particle removal rate

Characteristics of secondhand cannabis smoke from common smoking methods: Calibration factor, emission rate, and particle removal rate

Differential Trends in Hookah Use Among New Jersey Youth

Air quality and presence of air ventilation systems inside waterpipe cafés in North Carolina

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