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New paper recommends a national settlement agreement with JUUL include a youth prevention campaign
According to recommendations in a new Public Health Law Center paper, a national settlement with JUUL should include a prevention campaign.
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New youth prescription drug safety curriculum launches nationwide
Prescription Drug Safety: Know the truth is a free digital course that guides teachers and educates youth about the dangers associated with misusing prescrip
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How the tobacco industry markets vaping nicotine as stress relief
Some vape manufacturers are using a similar strategy to market e-cigarettes that tobacco companies used for decades to sell cigarettes: advertising them as s
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How colleges are sustaining momentum for tobacco/vape-free campus policies virtually
3 ways colleges and truth® College Leaders have been pushing forward in a virtual capacity to educate and build support for a tobacco-free campus.
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E-cigarette CEOs admit under oath that they do not know all the harmful health effects of nicotine
Chief executives of major e-cigarette companies admitted, under oath, that their products can lead to nicotine addiction and that they do not know all of the
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Nine young leaders are mobilizing their peers as the new class of truth Ambassadors
As one of the youth leadership programs at Truth Initiative, truth Ambassadors are young people who are passionate about tobacco control advocacy.
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Tobacco use in Minnesota 2019
An up-to-date look at tobacco use rates, tobacco control funding, tobacco laws, cessation statistics, and tobacco tax in Minnesota.
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What are the long-term effects of vaping?
Not much is known about the health effects of e-cigarettes like JUUL, meaning the millions of young people who vape are being treated like test subjects.
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Here’s another reason to remove smoking from video games
With smoking widespread in video games, new Truth Initiative® research is giving creators another reason to remove tobacco from their games.
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Are selfies making smoking cool again?
Big Tobacco gets a stream of free advertising from people on Instagram who post “smoking selfies,” images that may help tobacco companies recruit more young
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Health groups urge FDA to block sale of illegal JUUL-like e-cigarettes
The FDA should to stop the sale of new e-cigarettes similar to JUUL that have been illegally introduced without the agency’s prior review and authorization.<
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Hookah is the most popular flavored tobacco product among youth
Flavors play a significant role in drawing youth to use hookah, and they are one of the main reasons youth use the product.
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