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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health | 2003

Is exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke in the home related to daily smoking among youth

Helen Darling; Anthony I. Reeder

U sing m ulti-stage cluster sam pling, 141eligible schools from six geog raphical regions w ere random lyselected and 82 ag reed to participate (response rate 58.2% ). S choolclasses w ere random ly selected, producing 3,434 students (m eanage 15.0 years), 51.7% m ale and 15.4% self-identified M aori.P robability w eights w ere assigned at the individual student lev el.In T able 1 w e present odds ratios for daily sm oking accordingto hom e S H S exposure. S tudents w hose response to the questionOH ow often do you sm oke now ?O w as Oat least once a dayO w ereclassified as Odaily sm okersO (12.7% ). S H S exposure w as m eas-ured by responses to the question ODuring the past sev en day s, onh ow m any days have people sm oked around you in your ow nhom eO. O verall, 43.8% reported S H S exposure at hom e, 17.7%on all seven da ys.U nivariable logistic reg ression m odels dem onstrated a cleardose-response effect (see T able 1). N o interaction effects w erefound betw een S H S and sex, ethnicity (M aori vs. non-M aori),and school ye ar. T here wa s no evidence that exposure to SHSdiffered by age, sex or ethnicity.S tudy lim itations include the cross-sectional design and inabilityto identify precisely w ho, in the household, smoke d. N ev erthe-o


Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health | 2005

Sponsorship and fund-raising in New Zealand schools: implications for health

Rosalina Richards; Helen Darling; Anthony I. Reeder

Objective: To examine school participation in sponsorship, incentive and fundraising initiatives and to describe feedback about potential health implications and possible solutions from key stakeholders in the health and education sectors.


Health Education Research | 2006

Is there a relation between school smoking policies and youth cigarette smoking knowledge and behaviors

Helen Darling; Anthony I. Reeder; Sheila Williams; Rob McGee


Journal of Adolescence | 2006

Brief report: Disposable income, and spending on fast food, alcohol, cigarettes, and gambling by New Zealand secondary school students

Helen Darling; Anthony I. Reeder; Rob McGee; Sheila Williams


The New Zealand Medical Journal | 2005

Access to tobacco products by New Zealand youth.

Helen Darling; Anthony I. Reeder; Rob McGee; Sheila Williams


The New Zealand Medical Journal | 2004

Interest and participation in selected sports among New Zealand adolescents.

Rosalina Richards; Anthony I. Reeder; Helen Darling


Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health | 2006

Implementation of the Smoke-free Environments Act (2003 amendments) in New Zealand primary schools

Helen Darling; Anthony I. Reeder; Andrew Waa


Archive | 2004

Tobacco use among Year 10 and 12 students in New Zealand: a report on the Global Youth Tobacco Survey data

Helen Darling; Anthony I. Reeder; Andrew Waa


Preventive Medicine | 2008

Kids on bikes: A community intervention

Helen Darling; Rosalina Richards


Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health | 2007

Tobacco education : have New Zealand primary schools done their homework?

Jacqueline Walker; Helen Darling

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