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Great Outdoors Month: Keep nature great by ending tobacco use
June is Great Outdoors Month; cigarettes and cigarette butts make up nearly 38 percent of all litter collected in the United States.
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Truth Initiative youth fellows visit Capitol Hill
Thirty youth fellows visited Capitol Hill Thursday as part of their year-long fellowship with Truth Initiative
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#NoMentholMonday: Why menthol is a social justice issue
The marketing of menthol cigarettes toward African Americans is a social justice issue.
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6 important things to know about IQOS, the new heated cigarette product
The FDA decided in April that Philip Morris International can now begin marketing and selling a heat-not-burn device called IQOS, the first product of its ki
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Disposable e-cigarette’s vague new flavor names attempt to evade regulation
Makers of a popular disposable e-cigarette unveiled nearly a dozen new flavor names as direct translations from its previous flavors, a move researchers say
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Flavored tobacco use
Proportion of Ever users reporting first product used was flavored
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6 important facts about JUUL
The rapid ascension and popularity of the e-cigarette JUUL has left a trail of questions and concerns.
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How popular are oral nicotine pouches and lozenges?
In the face of declining cigarette sales and expanding restrictions on flavored e-cigarettes, some tobacco companies are rapidly expanding their oral nicotin
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New surgeon general’s report highlights the need for evidence-based quit programs, deems e-cigarettes not a cessation tool
The surgeon general’s report on tobacco cessation underscores the need to help Americans who smoke and the millions of teens using tobacco products, primaril
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JUUL use doubles in one year, driving ’unprecedented increase’ in tobacco use among young people
The percentage of young people aged 15-34 who have ever used JUUL more than doubled between 2018 and 2019, signaling an alarming increase in use frequency.
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Tobacco use in these 12 U.S. states is on par with a number of developing countries. Why?
Tobacco use in a group of 12 states looks more like some of the most tobacco-affected countries in the world than the rest of the U.S.
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Young activist focuses on helping the homeless population live tobacco-free
Truth Initiative® fellow Kelsey Magill is working to help youth and young adults experiencing homelessness in Washington, D.C., live tobacco-free lives.
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