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South Asian tobacco: smoked products Hookah: Tobacco water-pipe Bidis: Hand-rolled cigarettes Mukherjea A, Morgan PA, Snowden LR, Ling PM, Ivey SL. Social.

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1 South Asian tobacco: smoked products Hookah: Tobacco water-pipe Bidis: Hand-rolled cigarettes Mukherjea A, Morgan PA, Snowden LR, Ling PM, Ivey SL. Social and Cultural Influences on Tobacco-Related Health Disparities among South Asians in the United States. Tobacco Control 2010.

2 South Asian tobacco: manufactured smokeless products Paan masala, guthka, zarda: Common packaging of manufactured tobacco products; high visibility / ease of access in cultural outlets in United States Mukherjea A, Morgan PA, Snowden LR, Ling PM, Ivey SL. Social and Cultural Influences on Tobacco-Related Health Disparities among South Asians in the United States. Tobacco Control 2010.

3 South Asian tobacco: homemade smokeless products Paan: Illustration of ingredients and process of assembly; illustration of availability and advertisement in local U.S. ethnic enclaves Mukherjea A, Morgan PA, Snowden LR, Ling PM, Ivey SL. Social and Cultural Influences on Tobacco-Related Health Disparities among South Asians in the United States. Tobacco Control 2010.

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