It also received funds for the advancement and evaluation of the smoking control legislation in Shanghai and for Building Capacity for Advocacy and Leadership in Tobacco Control at Chinese Universities. [17] The National Law School of India University received over $70,000 for a similar advocacy-capacity building project, with recipients including members of the Health and Police departments, law teachers and Judges on sensitizing to reduce tobacco use.[18] In Nigeria, the University of Ibadan received about $145,000 for Tobacco Industry Monitoring, Exposure, and Discrediting.[19] And CTFK provided support to the Vietnam University of Commerce for the dissemination of findings around the current studies under development by other Bloomberg-funded outfits.[20] In Ukraine, CTFK worked to support economic research to justify new measures and discredit industry arguments, while its grantee, LIFE, reportedly worked with the Kyiv School of Economics to provide economic analyses in support of [bans on point of sale advertising] provisions. LIFE also received assistance to find partners to help them discredit the tobacco industry to push them out of the policy process.[21] U.S.-based universities also work closely with CTFK and receive financial support, including the University of Illinois[22] and Johns Hopkins University

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17 A study found that tobacco products are sold at lower prices in areas with lower social economic status (SES) 18 and to children, increasing health disparities and tobacco use in these populations 19
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