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. 2019 Apr 23;22(7):1063–1076. doi: 10.1093/ntr/ntz059

Table 1.

Primary Classification of Youth and Young Adult Studies From TCORS 1.0, CENIC and COMET (September 2013–April 2018), by Study Type, Primary Theme, and FDA Prioritya

Classification No. of studies (n = 258)
Study type
 Systematic Review or Meta-Analysis 15
 Longitudinal 46
 Experimental 46
 Qualitative 79
 Observational 141
Primary themes included
 Social media 18
 Toxicity 22
 Health effects 34
 Other 34
 Addiction 39
 Transitions in use 42
 Marketing 59
 Trajectories of use 60
 Dual/poly use 63
 Communications 73
 Psychosocial risk factors 89
 Sociodemographic factors 124
 Prevalence of tobacco use 144
 Specific tobacco product use 177
FDA priorities directly addressed
 Impact analysis 18
 Toxicity 22
 Health effects 33
 Addiction 45
 Marketing influences 53
 Communications 62
 Behavior 206

CENIC = Center for the Evaluation of Nicotine in Cigarettes; COMET = Consortium on Methods Evaluating Tobacco; FDA = Food and Drug Administration; TCORS = Tobacco Centers of Regulatory Science.

aClassifications of articles in each category are not mutually exclusive.