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TOBACCO CONTROLDecember 2004 Vol. 13 nº 4Editorial321 Changes at Tobacco Control S ChapmanNews analysis323 European Union: shock at Rylanderappointment .Japan, India: mobile smoking vans •Brazil: growers' lobby stalls FCTC • Uganda: official's"shock" over warning size « New Zealand: hospitalitytrade's "mindset" problem • UK: how did these gethere? « Guatemala: PM's youth leaflets sent to homes.Hungary: court victory on point of sale ads • UK: cig asa parrotReview327 Tobacco smoking using a waterpipe: a reemergingstrain in a global epidemicW Maziak, K D Ward, R A Afifi Soweid, TEissenbergResearch papersPolicy forum334 Relation between access to tobacco andadolescent smoking C Dent, A Biglan339 An international analysis of cigaretteaffordability E H Blecher, C P van Walbeek347 Relation between local restaurant smoking regulationsand attitudes towards the prevalence and socialacceptability of smoking: a study of youths and adultswho eat out predominantly at restaurants in their townA B Albers, M Siegel, D M Cheng, L Biener,N A Rigotti356 Impacts of the Master Settlement Agreement on thetobacco industry f A Sloan, C A Mathews,J C Trogdon362 A nicotine delivery device without the nicotine?Tobacco industry development of low nicotinecigarettes J Dunsby, L Bero370 The wealth effects of smoking J L Zagorsky375 The Living Tomorrow Project: how Philip Morris hasused a Belgian tourist attraction to promote ventilationapproaches to the control of second hand smoke PPilkington, A B Gilmore379 How Philip Morris unlocked the Japanesecigarette market: lessons for global tobacco control ALambert, J D Sargent, S A Glantz, P M LingOther topics388 Regional, disease specific patterns of smokingattributablemortality in 2000 M Ezzati, A D Lopez396 Tobacco attributable deaths ¡n South AfricaF Sitas, M Urban, D Bradshaw, D Kielkowski,S Bah, R Peto400 Tobacco use in popular movies during the past decadeC Mekemson, D Clik, K Tifus, A Myerson, A Shaivitz,A Ang, S Mitchell403 Adults only: the prevalence of tobaccopromotions ¡n bars and clubs in the Boston areaL Biener, A L Nyman, R L Kline, A B Albers409 Is household smoking status associated withexpenditure on food at restaurants, alcohol, gamblingand insurance? Results from the 1998-99 HouseholdExpenditure Survey, Australia M Siahpush, R Borland,M Scollo415 Which smokers use the smoking cessationQuitline in Hong Kong, and how effective is theQuitline? ASM Abdullah, T-H Lam, SSC Chan,A J Hedley422 Genetically decreased CYP2A6 and the risk of tobaccodependence: a prospective study of novice smokers JO'Lougnlin, G Paradis, W Kim, J DiFranza, GMeshefedjian, E McMillan-Davey, S Wong, J Hanley, RF Tyndale429 Merchandising of cigarettes in San Franciscopharmacies: 27 years later B Eule, M K Sullivan,S A Schroeder, K S Hudmon433 Achieving the Framework Convention on TobaccoControl's potential by investing in national capacity HWipfli, F Stillman, S Tamplin, V Luiza da Costa e Silva,D Yach, J SametDebate438 Food and Drug Administration regulation of tobaccoproducts: introduction S Shatenstein439 Food and Drug Administration regulation of tobacco:snatcning defeat from the jaws of victory M Siegel441 Opposition in search of a rationale: the case forFood and Drug Administration regulationM L MyersAdvocacy in action445 Advocacy ¡n action: extreme corporatemakeover interruptus: denormalising tobacco industrycorporate schmoozing S ChapmanIndustry watch447 Corporate social responsibility and the tobaccoindustry: hope or hype? N HirschhornPostScript454 Letter455 Book reviewsMiscellanea346, 395, 408, 414, 428, 443, 444, 456The Lighter Side421 Echo: How much downside? Quantifying therelative harm from tobacco taxation