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Sustained Effects of an Educational Program to Reduce Sales of Cigarettes to Minors. David G. Altman, Lolly Rasenick-Douss, Valodi Foster, Joe B. Tye. American Journal of Public Health, 1991 ; 81(7):891-893. We report one-year follow-up data from a sample of stores participating in a six-month community-wide educational effort to reduce cigarette sales to minors in Santa Clara County, California. The proportion of overthe-counter sales to minors at the one-year follow-up illustrated that although statistically significant reductions were maintained six months after the intervention ended, recidivism occurred. Suggestions for achieving long-term reductions in sales to minors are offered.