Djutaharta, TriasihViriya Surya, Henry2013-05-302013-05-302003-10https://hdl.handle.net/10986/13698This report summarizes 46 studies on various aspects of tobacco in Indonesia published since 1990. Studies are arranged alphabetically by author's last name. The studies include tobacco use surveys, studies on tobacco-related mortality and diseases including costs, and health problems associated with environmental tobacco smoke. Some studies cover interventions to reduce tobacco use, and tobacco control policies, including price increases. Some studies look at specific groups such as children, street vendors, drivers, youth, athletes or nurses. Studies were traced using bibliographies of an initial set of studies collecteden-USCC BY 3.0 IGOACCIDENTSADOLESCENTSAGEDASTHMABABIESBASIC NEEDSBLOOD PRESSUREBODY WEIGHTCANCERCANCERSCIGARETTE SMOKECORRUPTIONDERMATITISDISABILITIESDISEASESENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKEEPIDEMIOLOGYEXCISE TAXESFAMILIESFLUGIRLSHEALTHHEALTH CAREHEALTH EDUCATIONHIGH BLOOD PRESSUREHIGH SCHOOL STUDENTSHYPERTENSIONINFECTIONSINTERVENTIONLUNG CANCERMALNUTRITIONMEDIAMORBIDITYMORTALITYMOTHERSNURSESNUTRITIONNUTRITION STATUSNUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIESPARENTSPARTNERSHIPPASSIVE SMOKINGPATIENTSPOSTERSPREGNANCYPREMATURE DEATHPRICE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTSPRODUCTIVITYPUBLIC HEALTHRESPIRATORY DISEASESRESPIRATORY INFECTIONSRISK TAKINGROLE MODELSSCHOOLSSMOKINGSMOKING CESSATIONSMOKING POLICIESSMOKING PREVALENCESOCIAL ENVIRONMENTSTREET VENDORSTOBACCOTOBACCO ADVERTISINGTOBACCO CONSUMPTIONTOBACCO CONTROLTOBACCO INDUSTRYTOBACCO RESEARCHTOBACCO TAXESTOBACCO USEVASCULAR DISEASESWORK PRODUCTIVITYWORKERSWORKPLACEYOUNG PEOPLEYOUNG SMOKERSYOUTH TOBACCOCIGARETTESTOBACCO CONTROLTOBACCO INDUSTRYTOBACCO USEWorld Bank10.1596/13698