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To move toward a better understanding of topography in the context of new innovative products that may be less harmful to consumers, data collection methods and topography end points must be specific to the products being tested [4]. Conventional cigarette topography has a predefined session of use, which is inherent to the product (a single unit’s use equates to a session) and has been studied extensively [13,25-27].
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e49876
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While the risks of smoking any type of tobacco product are now clear to the public, there has never been a clinical trial comparing changes in biochemically measured exposures, perceptions, topography, and other behavioral elements of cigarette smoking when switching from filtered to unfiltered cigarettes (ie, there have been no studies reported in Pub Med or Clinical Trials.gov as of October 2020).
JMIR Res Protoc 2020;9(12):e19603
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