Global Tobacco Control Information

GTRN aims to consolidates the weakly interlinked multi-sectoral community of researchers and institutions involved in the broad spectrum of past, current and future research that addresses the determinants, consequences, and control of tobacco production, promotion and consumption and exposure to tobacco smoke. GTRN members share the desire to reduce the burden of disease and death caused by tobacco and whom, together, have the knowledge and skills to sustain future global tobacco control research efforts. GTRN is structured around three key concepts: network consolidation, knowledge management, and knowledge sharing. GTRN offers its members a range of services, including searchable databases of researchers and research institutions involved in the conduct and financial support of tobacco research throughout the world, an interactive database of international tobacco control literature from over 30 countries, and a growing repository of tobacco control research tools.