ANR Foundation Has Answers for You

If you are looking for scientific citations and research related to secondhand smoke, vaping aerosols, and other tobacco control issues, be sure to check out the free bibliographies provided by Americans for Nonsmokers’ Rights Foundation (ANRF) here on no-smoke.org. While ANRF cannot provide full-text access, the citations often include abstracts summarizing the research findings. This makes it easy to quickly scan the relevant literature. The bibliographies are updated regularly, ensuring you have access to the latest scientific evidence.

View historical trends and gain valuable insights

This valuable resource compiles citations on over 25 different topics related to secondhand smoke and aerosol exposure, with many going back decades to allow viewing of historical trends over time.

Whether you are a researcher, policymaker, advocate, or just need reliable information, these ANRF bibliographies offer a comprehensive look at the evidence base around secondhand smoke exposure and related topics across a variety of settings and populations. Don’t overlook this free and readily available resource! Leverage these bibliographies to strengthen your work.

The bibliographies cover a wide range of areas including:

ABOUT ANRF
American Nonsmokers’ Rights Foundation (ANRF) is a 501c3 non-profit educational and advocacy group that has been working for over 40 years to protect everyone’s right to breathe nontoxic air in workplaces and public places, from offices and airplanes to restaurants, bars, and casinos. ANRF has continuously shined a light on the tobacco industry’s interference with sound and life-saving public health measures and successfully protected 61% of the population with local or statewide smokefree workplace, restaurant, and bar laws. ANRF aims to close gaps in smokefree protections for workers in all workplaces, including bars, music venues, casinos, and hotels. For more information, please visit https://no-smoke.org/. ANRF projects include https://smokefreecasinos.org/ and https://smokefreemusiccities.org/.