Attitudes and life skills: Comparisons of responses from 8^th grade control schools, 8^th grade intervention schools and 9^th grade intervention schools.

*<p>Response 1: I don't know; Response 2: I know.</p><p>Odds ratios adjusted for age, gender, mother's education and school.</p

Knowledge of tobacco and tobacco control legislation: Comparisons of responses from 8^th grade control schools, 8^th grade intervention schools and 9^th grade intervention schools.

*<p>Response 1: Nicotine; Response 2: Others.</p><p>Odds ratios adjusted for age, gender, mother's education and school.</p

Socioeconomic, demographic, and media use characteristics by tobacco use among men in the 2005–2006 National Family Health Survey of India.

1<p>Indicates the percentage of men in the population with that particular characteristic.</p>2<p>Indicates the percentage of men with that particular socioeconomic, demographic, or media use characteristic who smoke.</p>3<p>Indicates the percentage of men with that particular socioeconomic, demographic, or media use characteristic who chew tobacco.</p

Media use characteristics by rural/urban strata among women and men in India.

<p>Media use characteristics by rural/urban strata among women and men in India.</p

Adjusted relative risk (RR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) for the association between media use and tobacco use among men and women in the 2005–2006 National Family Health Survey.

<p>Note: Results are mutually adjusted for the other media use variables as well as wealth, education, caste, occupation, location, religion, age, marital status, and state.</p

Adaptation process: Core steps for translation.

<p>Adaptation process: Core steps for translation.</p

Study schema: Mumbai Worksite Tobacco Control Study.

<p>Study schema: Mumbai Worksite Tobacco Control Study.</p

Characteristics of the worksites assigned to the intervention condition: Mumbai Worksite Tobacco Control Study.

<p>Characteristics of the worksites assigned to the intervention condition: Mumbai Worksite Tobacco Control Study.</p