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Jennifer C. Duke

Senior Public Health Analyst

Education

PhD, Health/Social Psychology, Rutgers University
MS, Psychology, Rutgers University
BA (summa cum laude), Psychology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville.


Jennifer Duke, Ph.D., is an expert in the evaluation of social marketing and mass media campaigns, specializing on topics including e-cigarettes, tobacco prevention, tobacco cessation, and obesity. Her research has focused on understanding U.S. youth and adult exposure to mass media campaigns and their impact on health.

A recent study, published in the journal Pediatrics, found that television advertising for e-cigarettes has increased two-fold for youth and three-fold for young adults in the U.S. in the past two years. In a 2014 national study of smokers, Dr. Duke found that brief exposure to ads containing messages about why to quit smoking featuring strong, negative emotions or graphic images influenced smoking behaviors over a one-month period.

She has conducted research on the effects of the CDC’s national tobacco cessation campaign Tips From Former Smokers,  the national youth tobacco prevention campaign truth®, and antismoking campaigns in Florida and New York state.

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