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Professor Simon Chapman AO

Professor Public Health
Associate Dean Communications
Public Health, School of Public Health

A27 - Edward Ford Building
The University of Sydney
NSW 2006 Australia

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Curriculum vitae

Biographical details

Simon Chapman PhD FASSA Hon FFPH (UK), is Professor in Public Health at the University of Sydney. He has published 460 articles in peer reviewed journals and 17 books and major reports. His h index is 44. His Public Health Advocacy and Tobacco Control: Making Smoking History was published by Blackwell (Oxford) in 2007. In 1997 he won the World Health Organisation's World No Tobacco Day Medal and in 2003 he was voted by his international peers to be awarded the American Cancer Society's Luther Terry Award for outstanding individual leadership in tobacco control. In 2008 he won the NSW Premier's Cancer Researcher of the Year medal; the Public Health Association of Australia's Sidney Sax medal; and was a NSW finalist in Australian of the Year. He was deputy editor (1992-1997) then editor (1998-2008) of the British Medical Journal's, Tobacco Control and is now its Editor Emeritus. His twitter address is @simonchapman6
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Research interests

His current research involves examining policy how health and medical issues are covered in the news media; the implications for tobacco control of web 2.0 technology; and characteristics of public health research (and its dissemination) which impact on public health policy.

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Current national competitive grants*

2012

Characteristics of intervention research that progresses to 'real-world' implementation
Chapman S, Redman S, Rychetnik L, King L, Milat A
NHMRC Project Grants ($537,020 over 3 years)

The natural history of unassisted smoking cessation in Australia
Dunlop S, Chapman S, Carter S, Freeman R
NHMRC Project Grants ($318,510 over 3 years)

2009

The Australian Health News Research Collaboration
Chapman S, Blood W, Pirkis J
NHMRC Capacity Building Grant ($1,897,375 over 4 years)

* Grants administered through the University of Sydney

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Keywords

Health policy; Social science; Medical sociology; Media studies; Tobacco & tobacco control

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International links

Thailand. (South East Asian Tobacco Control Coalition (SEATCA)) I am a regular consultant to SEATCA in tobacco control training..
China. (British Medical Journal) Commissioning Editor for Low and Middle Income Countries, Tobacco Control..

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Publications

2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007

2013

   
  • Licht, A., Hyland, A., Travers, M., Chapman, S. (2013), Secondhand smoke exposure levels in outdoor hospitality venues: a qualitative and quantitative review of the research literature. Tobacco Control. 22(3), 172-179. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Mackenzie, R. (2013), There's Nothing That Succeeds Like Failure: Discerning the Woods From the Trees in Smoking Cessation Debates. Nicotine & Tobacco Research. , 750-751. [Abstract]
  • Hefler, M., Freeman, B., Chapman, S. (2013), Tobacco control advocacy in the age of social media: using Facebook, Twitter and Change. Tobacco Control. 22(3), 210-214. [Abstract]

2012

   
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  • Fogarty, A., Chapman, S. (2012), Australian television news coverage of alcohol, health and related policies, 2005 to 2010: implications for alcohol policy advocates. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health. 36(6), 530-536. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2012), The Case for a Smoker's License. PLoS Medicine. 9(11), e1001342. [Abstract]
  • Daube, M., Chapman, S. (2012), Tobacco plain packaging. Medical Journal of Australia. 197(5), 272. [Abstract]
  • Fogarty, A., Chapman, S. (2012), Advocates, interest groups and Australian news coverage of alcohol advertising restrictions: content and framing analysis. BMC Public Health. 12(1), 727. [Abstract]
  • Mackenzie, R., Chapman, S. (2012), Generating news media interest in tobacco control; challenges in an advanced policy environment. Health Promotion Journal of Australia. 23(2), 92-96. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2012), Nicotine replacement therapy: evidence from observational studies versus clinical trials. Medical Journal of Australia. , 28. [Abstract]
  • Derrick, G., Hayen, A., Chapman, S., Haynes, A., Webster, B., Anderson, I. (2012), A bibliometric analysis of research on Indigenous health in Australia, 1972-2008. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health. 36(3), 269-273. [Abstract]
  • Freeman, B., Chapman, S. (2012), Measuring Interactivity on Tobacco Control Websites. Journal of Health Communication. 17(7), 857-865. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Morrell, B., Forsyth, R., Kerridge, I., Stewart, C. (2012), Policies and practices on competing interests of academic staff in Australian universities. Medical Journal of Australia. 196(7), 452-456. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2012), Legal action by Big Tobacco against the Australian government's plain packaging law. Tobacco Control. 21, 80-81. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Derrick, G. (2012), Bibliographic analysis of papers and authors published in Tobacco Control 1998-September 2011. Tobacco Control. 21(2), 198-201. [Abstract]
  • Dunlop, S., Cotter, T., Perez, D., Chapman, S. (2012), Tobacco in the news: associations between news coverage, news recall and smoking-related outcomes in a sample of Australian smokers and recent quitters. Health education research. 27(1), 160-71. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Wakefield, M. (2012), Smoking cessation strategies. BMJ. 344, e1732. [Abstract]
  • Gao, J., Chapman, S., Sun, S., Fu, H., Zheng, P. (2012), The growth in newspaper coverage of tobacco control in China, 2000-2010. BMC Public Health. 12, 160. [Abstract]
  • Fernández, E., Chapman, S. (2012), Quitting smoking and gaining weight: the odd couple. BMJ. 345, e4544. [Abstract]
  • Forsyth, R., Morrell, B., Lipworth, W., Kerridge, I., Jordens, C., Chapman, S. (2012), Health Journalists' Perceptions of Their Professional Roles and Responsibilities for Ensuring the Veracity of Reports of Health Research. Journal of Mass Media Ethics. 27(2), 130-141.
  • Chapman, S. (2012), Does celebrity involvement in public health campaigns deliver long term benefit? Yes. BMJ. 345, e6364. [Abstract]
  • Liberman, J., Scollo, M., Freeman, R., Chapman, S. (2012), Plain Tobacco Packaging in Australia: The Historical and Social Context. In: Public Health And Plain Packaging Of Cigarettes: Legal Issues. (pp.30-47).United Kingdom: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd.
  • Chapman, S. (2012), The tobacco industry is terrified of plain packs. BMJ. , e1617. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., MacKenzie, R. (2012), Can it be ethical to apply limited resources in low income countries to ineffective, low reach smoking cessation strategies? A Reply to Bitton and Eyal. Public Health Ethics. 5, 29-37.
  • Chapman, S. (2012), Editorial ignored 17 reviews on wind turbines and health. BMJ. , e3366. [Abstract]
  • Imison, M., Chapman, S. (2012), Australian journalists' reflections on local coverage of a health-related story from the developing world. Australian Journalism Review. 34(1), 93-107.
  • Haynes, A., Derrick, G., Redman, S., Hall, W., Gillespie, J., Chapman, S., Sturk, H. (2012), Identifying trustworthy experts: how do policymakers find and assess public health researchers worth consulting or collaborating with?. PloS One. 7(3), e32665. [Abstract]
  • Daube, M., Chapman, S. (2012), The legacy of the tobacco colossus Richard Doll. BMJ. 345, e7311. [Abstract]
  • Holland, K., Blood, R., Imison, M., Chapman, S., Fogarty, A. (2012), Risk, expert uncertainty and Australian news media: Public and private faces of expert opinion during the 2009 swine 'flu pandemic. Journal of Risk Research. 16(6), 657-671.

2011

   
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  • Haynes, A., Gillespie, J., Derrick, G., Hall, W., Redman, S., Chapman, S., Sturk, H. (2011), Galvanizers, guides, champions, and shields: the many ways that policymakers use public health researchers. The Milbank Quarterly. 89(4), 564-598. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2011), Wind farms and health: who is fomenting community anxieties?. Medical Journal of Australia. 195(9), 495. [Abstract]
  • Fogarty, A., Chapman, S. (2011), Framing and the marginalisation of evidence in media reportage of policy debate about alcopops, Australia 2008-2009: Implications for advocacy. Drug and alcohol review. 30(6), 569-76. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2011), Why the tobacco industry fears plain packaging. The Medical Journal of Australia. 195(5), 255. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Derrick, G., Haynes, A., Hall, W. (2011), Democratising assessment of researchers' track records: a simple proposal. The Medical Journal of Australia. 195(3), 147-148. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Farrelly, M. (2011), Four Arguments against the Adult-Rating of Movies with Smoking Scenes. PLoS Medicine. 8(8), e1001078. [Abstract]
  • Haynes, A., Derrick, G., Chapman, S., Redman, S., Hall, W., Gillespie, J., Sturk, H. (2011), From "our world" to the "real world": Exploring the views and behaviour of policy-influential Australian public health researchers. Social science & medicine (1982). 72(7), 1047-55. [Abstract]
  • Gao, J., Zheng, P., Gao, J., Chapman, S., Fu, H. (2011), Workplace smoking policies and their association with male employees' smoking behaviours: a cross-sectional survey in one company in China. Tobacco control. 20(2), 131-136. [Abstract]
  • Mackenzie, R., Chapman, S. (2011), Pig's blood in cigarette filters: how a single news release highlighted tobacco industry concealment of cigarette ingredients. Tobacco control. 20(2), 169-72. [Abstract]
  • MacKenzie, R., Chapman, S., Holding, S. (2011), Framing responsibility: coverage of lung cancer among smokers and non-smokers in Australian television news. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health. 35(1), 66-70. [Abstract]
  • Zheng, P., Li, W., Chapman, S., Zhang, Z., Gao, J., Fu, H. (2011), Workplace exposure to secondhand smoke and its association with respiratory symptoms--a cross-sectional study among workers in Shanghai. Tobacco Control. 20(1), 58-63. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2011), Health and philanthropy-the tobacco connection. Lancet. 377(9759), 11-3. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2011), Tar wars over smoking cessation. BMJ. 343, d5008. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2011), Gun control. Australian and US gun deaths compared. BMJ. , d1005. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2011), Personal view. Should the spectacle of surgery be sold to the highest bidder?. BMJ. 342, d237. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2011), Lessons for the UK in how the Australians have reduced smoking. BMJ. 343, d6797. [Abstract]
  • Derrick, G., Haynes, A., Chapman, S., Hall, W. (2011), The Association between Four Citation Metrics and Peer Rankings of Research Influence of Australian Researchers in Six Fields of Public Health. PloS One. 6(4), e18521. [Abstract]
  • Fogarty, A., Holland, K., Imison, M., Blood, R., Chapman, S., Holding, S. (2011), Communicating uncertainty - how Australian television reported H1N1 risk in 2009: a content analysis. BMC public health. 11(1), 181. [Abstract]
  • Bonfiglioli, C., Smith, B., King, L., Chapman, S., Holding, S., Bauman, A. (2011), Risky exercise – is physical activity losing the news race?. Australian Journalism Review. 33(1), 73-84.
  • Chapman, S., Freeman, B. (2011), From brand to bland--the demise of cigarette packaging. BMJ. 343, d4376. [Abstract]

2010

   
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  • Mackenzie, R., Chapman, S., Holding, S., Stiven, A. (2010), "No Respecter of Youth": Over-representation of Young Women in Australian Television Coverage of Breast Cancer. Journal of cancer education : the official journal of the American Association for Cancer Education. 25(4), 565-70. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Mackenzie, R. (2010), Misrepresentation in stapleton's commentary. Addiction. , 2031-2032. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Barratt, A. (2010), Has PSA testing truly been a "public health disaster"?. The Medical Journal of Australia. , 431; author reply 431. [Abstract]
  • Freeman, B., Gartner, C., Hall, W., Chapman, S. (2010), Forecasting future tobacco control policy: where to next?. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health. 34(5), 447-450. [Abstract]
  • Butler, R., Chapman, S., Thomas, D., Torzillo, P. (2010), Low daily smoking estimates derived from sales monitored tobacco use in six remote predominantly Aboriginal communities. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health. 34(Suppl 1), S71-S75. [Abstract]
  • Hinchcliff, R., Chapman, S., Ivers, R., Senserrick, T., Du, W. (2010), Media framing of graduated licensing policy debates. Accident Analysis & Prevention. 42(4), 1283-1287. [Abstract]
  • Freeman, B., Chapman, S. (2010), British American Tobacco on Facebook: undermining article 13 of the global World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. Tobacco control. 19(3), e1-9. [Abstract]
  • Leask, J., Chapman, S., Robbins, S. (2010), "All manner of ills": The features of serious diseases attributed to vaccination. Vaccine. 28(17), 3066-70. [Abstract]
  • Henson, C., Chapman, S., McLeod, L., Johnson, N., Hickie, I. (2010), Room for improvement: mixed portrayal of young people with mental illness on Australian television news. The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry. 44(3), 267-272. [Abstract]
  • Mackenzie, R., Chapman, S., McGeechan, K., Holding, S. (2010), 'A disease many people still feel uncomfortable talking about': Australian television coverage of colorectal cancer. Psycho-oncology. 19(0), 283-8. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., MacKenzie, R. (2010), The global research neglect of unassisted smoking cessation: causes and consequences. PLoS medicine. 7(2), e1000216. [Abstract]
  • Gartner, C., Chapman, S., Hall, W., Wakefield, M. (2010), Why we need tobacco sales data for good tobacco control. Medical Journal of Australia. 192, 3-4. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2010), Firearm deaths in Australia after law reform. Medicine, Science and the Law. , 53. [Abstract]
  • Imison, M., Chapman, S. (2010), 'Disease, Disaster and Despair'? The Presentation of Health in Low- and Middle-Income Countries on Australian Television. PloS one. 5(11), e14106. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Freeman, B. (2010), The cancer emperor's new clothes: Australia's historic legislation for plain tobacco packaging. BMJ. 340, c2436. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Barratt, A., Stockler, M. (2010), Let sleeping dogs lie?- What men should know before getting tested for prostate cancer. Australia: Sydney University Press.
  • Chapman, S. (2010), Influencing politicians to implement comprehensive tobacco control: the power of news media. In: Tobacco: Science, Policy, and Public Health. (pp.691-696).New York, USA: Oxford University Press.
  • Chapman, S. (2010), BAT’s tax figures do not add up. Tobacco Control. , 92-93.
  • Chapman, S. (2010), Competing interests. The odium of industry engagement. BMJ. , c3575. [Abstract]
  • Derrick, G., Sturk, H., Haynes, A., Chapman, S., Hall, W. (2010), A cautionary bibliometric tale of two cities. Scientometrics. 8(2), 317-320.

2009

   
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  • Chapman, S., Freeman, B. (2009), Regulating the tobacco retail environment: Beyond reducing sales to minors. Tobacco control. 18(6), 496-501. [Abstract]
  • Smith, D., Clements, M., Wakefield, M., Chapman, S. (2009), Impact of Australian celebrity diagnoses on prostate cancer screening. The Medical Journal of Australia. 191(10), 574-575. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2009), Japanese street smoking bans: a Japan Tobacco foil to prevent clean indoor air policy?. Tobacco Control. 18(5), 419. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2009), Mental health and smoking redux. Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry. , 579-580. [Abstract]
  • Henson, C., Chapman, S., McLeod, L., Johnson, N., McGeechan, K., Hickie, I. (2009), More us than them: positive depictions of mental illness on Australian television news. Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry. 43(6), 554-560. [Abstract]
  • Freeman, B., Chapman, S. (2009), Open source marketing: Camel cigarette brand marketing in the "Web 2.0" world. Tobacco Control. 18(3), 212-217. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2009), With youth smoking at historical lows, how influential is movie smoking on uptake?. Addiction (Abingdon, England). 104(5), 824-5; discussion 825-7. [Abstract]
  • Mackenzie, R., Johnson, N., Chapman, S., Holding, S. (2009), Smoking-related disease on Australian television news: inaccurate portrayals may contribute to public misconceptions. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health. 33(2), 144-146. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Ragg, M., McGeechan, K. (2009), Citation bias in reported smoking prevalence in people with schizophrenia. Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry. 43(3), 277-282. [Abstract]
  • McLeod, K., Wakefield, M., Chapman, S., Smith, K., Durkin, S. (2009), Changes in the news representation of smokers and tobacco-related media advocacy from 1995 to 2005 in Australia. Journal of epidemiology and community health. 63(3), 215-220. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2009), The inverse impact law of smoking cessation. Lancet. 373(9665), 701-703. [Abstract]
  • Sweet, M., Chapman, S., Moynihan, R., Green, J. (2009), CHAMP: a novel collaboration between public health and the media. The Medical Journal of Australia. 190(4), 206-207. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Holding, S., Ellerm, J., Heenan, R., Fogarty, A., Imison, M., Mackenzie, R., McGeechan, K. (2009), The content and structure of Australian television reportage on health and medicine, 2005-2009: parameters to guide health workers. The Medical Journal of Australia. 191(11-12), 620-624. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Freeman, B. (2009), Why has smoking in Australian youth never been lower?. In: Challenges in Adolescent Health: An Australian Perspective. (pp.153-161).United States: Nova Science Publishers.

2008

   
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  • Chapman, S. (2008), What should be done about smoking in movies?. Tobacco control. 17(6), 363-367. [Abstract]
  • Mackenzie, R., Imison, M., Chapman, S., Holding, S. (2008), Mixed messages and a missed opportunity: Australian news media coverage of Clare Oliver's campaign against solaria. The Medical Journal of Australia. 189(7), 371-374. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Hayen, A. (2008), Declines in Australian suicide: A reanalysis of Mcphedran and Baker (2008). Health policy (Amsterdam, Netherlands). , 152-4. [Abstract]
  • Freeman, B., Chapman, S. (2008), Gone viral? Heard the buzz? A guide for public health practitioners and researchers on how Web 2.0 can subvert advertising restrictions and spread health information. Journal of epidemiology and community health. 62(9), 778-782. [Abstract]
  • Mackenzie, R., Chapman, S., Johnson, N., McGeechan, K., Holding, S. (2008), The newsworthiness of cancer in Australian television news. The Medical journal of Australia. 189(3), 155-158. [Abstract]
  • Wakefield, M., Durkin, S., Spittal, M., Siahpush, M., Scollo, M., Simpson, J., Chapman, S., White, V., Hill, D. (2008), Impact of tobacco control policies and mass media campaigns on monthly adult smoking prevalence. American Journal of Public Health. 98(8), 1443-1450. [Abstract]
  • Tong, A., Chapman, S., Sainsbury, P., Craig, J. (2008), An Analysis of Media Coverage on the Prevention and Early Detection of CKD in Australia. American journal of kidney diseases : the official journal of the National Kidney Foundation. 52(1), 159-70. [Abstract]
  • Mackenzie, R., Chapman, S., Salkeld, G., Holding, S. (2008), Media influence on Herceptin subsidization in Australia: application of the rule of rescue?. Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine. 101(6), 305-312. [Abstract]
  • Li, M., Chapman, S., Agho, K., Eastman, C. (2008), Can even minimal news coverage influence consumer health-related behaviour? A case study of iodized salt sales, Australia. Health education research. 23(0), 543-8. [Abstract]
  • Assunta, M., Chapman, S. (2008), The lightest market in the world: Light and mild cigarettes in Japan. Nicotine & tobacco research. 10(5), 803-810. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., Freeman, B. (2008), Markers of the denormalisation of smoking and the tobacco industry. Tobacco control. 17(2), 25-31. [Abstract]
  • Freeman, B., Chapman, S., Rimmer, M. (2008), The case for the plain packaging of tobacco products. Addiction (Abingdon, England). 103(4), 580-590. [Abstract]
  • Freeman, B., Chapman, S., Storey, P. (2008), Banning smoking in cars carrying children: an analytical history of a public health advocacy campaign. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health. 32(1), 60-65. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2008), Repealing Australia's ban on smokeless tobacco? Hasten slowly. The Medical journal of Australia. 188(1), 47-49. [Abstract]
  • Clegg Smith, K., Chapman, S. (2008), How the news media influence tobacco use. In: The Role of the Media in Promoting and Controlling Tobacco Use. (pp.329-356).United States: National Institutes of Health.
  • Chapman, S. (2008), Going too far? Exploring the limits of smoking regulations. William Mitchell Law Review. 34(4), 1605-1620.
  • Chapman, S. (2008), Introduction. In: Tobacco in Australia: Facts & Issues A comprehensive online resource. (pp.xi-xx).Australia: Cancer Council Victoria.
  • Daube, M., Briggs, V., Chapman, S., Connors, C., Larkin, S., Purcell, K., Roberts, L., Sullivan, D., Wakefield, M., Scollo, M. (2008), Technical Report No.2 Tobacco Control in Australia: Making Smoking History. Australia: Commonwealth of Australia.
  • Chapman, S. (2008), Should smoking in outside public spaces be banned? No. BMJ (Clinical research ed.). 337, a2804. [Abstract]
  • Freeman, B., Chapman, S. (2008), Tobacco advertising and promotion. In: Tobacco in Australia: Facts & Issues A comprehensive online resource. (pp.1-48).Australia: Cancer Council Victoria.
  • Chapman, S. (2008), Global perspective on tobacco control. Part II. The future of tobacco control: making smoking history?. The international journal of tuberculosis and lung disease. 12(1), 8-12. [Abstract]

2007

   
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  • Chapman, S. (2007), The blood money tradition continues. The British journal of ophthalmology. 91(12), 1578. [Abstract]
  • Mackenzie, R., Chapman, S., Barratt, A., Holding, S. (2007), "The news is [not] all good": misrepresentations and inaccuracies in Australian news media reports on prostate cancer screening. The Medical journal of Australia. 187(9), 507-510. [Abstract]
  • MacKenzie, R., Chapman, S., Holding, S., McGeechan, K. (2007), 'A matter of faith, not science': analysis of media coverage of prostate cancer screening in Australian news media 2003-2006. Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine. 100(11), 513-21. [Abstract]
  • Bonfiglioli, C., Smith, B., King, L., Chapman, S., Holding, S. (2007), Choice and voice: obesity debates in television news. The Medical journal of Australia. 187(8), 442-5. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2007), The future of smoke-free legislation. BMJ (Clinical research ed.). 335(7619), 521-2. [Abstract]
  • Freeman, B., Chapman, S. (2007), Is "YouTube" telling or selling you something? Tobacco content on the YouTube video-sharing website. Tobacco control. 16(3), 207-210. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2007), Entering our 16th year. Tobacco control. 16(1), 1-1. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2007), Risks of smoking: all done and dusted. BMJ (Clinical research ed.). 334 Suppl 1, s16. [Abstract]
  • Hooker, C., Chapman, S. (2007), 'Our Youth Must be Protected From Drug Abuse': Talking Tobacco Control in the New South Wales Parliament from the 1960s to the Twenty-first Century. Health and History. 9(2), 106-128.
  • Chapman, S. (2007), Public Health Advocacy and Tobacco Control: Making Smoking History. Oxford: Blackwell.
  • Gartner, C., Hall, W., Chapman, S., Freeman, B. (2007), Should the Health Community Promote Smokeless Tobacco (Snus) as a Harm Reduction Measure?. Public Library of Science Medicine. 4(7), 1138-1141.
  • Chapman, S., Nguyen, T., White, C. (2007), Press-released papers are more downloaded and cited. TOBACCO CONTROL. 16, 71-71. [Abstract]
  • MacKenzie, R., Chapman, S. (2007), Medicine and the media - Fainting schoolgirls wipe $A1bn off market value of Gardasil firm. BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL. 334, 1195-1195. [Abstract]
  • Bonfiglioli, C., King, L., Smith, B., Chapman, S., Holding, S. (2007), Obesity in the media: political hot potato or human interest story?. Australian Journalism Review. 29(1), 53-61.
  • Chapman, S. (2007), Should the health community promote smokeless tobacco (Snus): Author''s reply. PLOS MEDICINE. 4, 1704-1705. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2007), Falling prevalence of smoking: how low can we go?. TOBACCO CONTROL. 16, 145-147. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S. (2007), Evidence, ethics, hubris and the future of second-hand smoke policy. TOBACCO CONTROL. 16, 73-74. [Abstract]
  • Chapman, S., MacKenzie, R. (2007), The Australian Health News Research Collaboration. MEDICAL JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIA. 186, 326-326. [Abstract]