This will be done by considering and exploring the strategies described in box 1.8 78 Box 1 Future considerations for tobacco control in California Establish a tobacco tax indexed to inflation and establish a minimum retail price for tobacco products set at the manufacturer's level to prevent price manipulation by geography, store type and season in order to reduce tobacco industry targeting of populations and markets.8 78 Restrict time, place and manner of tobacco advertising or marketing consistent with the First Amendment and Food and Drug Administration tobacco control legislation.77 Develop a population-based quit plan for California that expands coverage of and utilisation of tobacco cessation benefits especially among the socially and economically disadvantaged.8 Strengthen and conduct a health and human services partnership campaign among organisations and agencies serving the most socially and economically disadvantaged populations such as mental health system, alcohol and drug treatment providers, licensed child and adult housing, food assistance programmes, housing assistance programme and employment assistance

IBH has since updated those analyses using a nationally representative sample from the 2022 NSDUH data and confirmed that the connectivity of substance use remains strong: In the graph above, the left-hand side shows substance use among youth aged 12-17 who DID NOT use any marijuana in the past month: 2.6% used some alcohol 1.9% reported binge drinking or heavy alcohol use 4.0% used tobacco products or vaped nicotine 1.0% used other illicit drugs In the graph above, the right-hand side shows substance use among youth aged 12-17 who DID use marijuana in the past month: 20.3% used some alcohol 23.6% reported binge drinking or heavy alcohol use 59.1% used tobacco products or vaped nicotine 9.3% used other illicit drugs In the graph above, the left-hand side shows substance use among youth aged 12-17 who DID NOT use any tobacco products or vape nicotine in the past month: 2.7% used some alcohol 1.5% reported binge drinking or heavy alcohol use 2.8% used marijuana 1.0% used other illicit drugs In the graph above, the right-hand side shows substance use among youth aged 12-17 who DID use tobacco products or vape nicotine in the past month: 15.8% used some alcohol 24.5% reported binge drinking or heavy drinking 49.7% used marijuana 8.6% used other illicit drugs In the graph above, the left-hand side shows substance use among youth aged 12-17 who DID NOT use any alcohol in the past month: 3.8% used marijuana 4.8% used a tobacco product or vaped nicotine 1.1% used other illicit drugs In the graph above, the right-hand side shows substance use among youth aged 12-17 who DID use alcohol in the past month

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