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Q&A: The importance of addressing tobacco use among Hispanic/Latino communities
Truth Initiative gains insight on tobacco use in the community and why it’s important to address it.
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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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E-cigarettes are creating a new source of environmental pollution
As youth vaping continues at epidemic levels, many young e-cigarette users report throwing away, improperly recycling, or littering the devices, according to
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A new national youth anti-vaping curriculum gives young people the facts about e-cigarettes and equips them with resources to quit
Truth Initiative and Kaiser Permanente, in collaboration with the American Heart Association, have launched a national youth anti-vaping curriculum called Va
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Young people share how nicotine use affected their stress
Many young people who know the cycle of nicotine withdrawal from vaping firsthand have shared with truth what it’s like.
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Nicotine content in e-cigarettes more than doubled in 5 years
The average nicotine concentration in e-cigarettes sold in the U.S. more than doubled from 2013 to 2018.
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3 lessons on preventing loopholes in flavored tobacco restrictions
The FDA should do the following three actions – lessons learned from failures of past tobacco regulations – to prevent loopholes in its final rules.
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High-nicotine e-cigarettes may reverse declines in youth tobacco use
Without stronger regulation, e-cigarettes that can deliver nicotine at high levels could undo years of progress if young people become addicted to nicotine.<
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New data show nearly 800,000 teens vaped for the first time in the past year, as FDA is set to announce first major decision to remove a popular e-cigarette brand
Many e-cigarettes have been allowed to stay on the market for years without undergoing a review of their public health impact, sparking an epidemic of youth
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How a group of Indiana youth is changing social norms around smoking
Grant recipients in Indiana are educating and engaging young people around the issue of tobacco use in movies, at local events and on social media.
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4 out of 5 youth overestimate e-cigarette or cigarette use among peers
Most youth think that cigarette and e-cigarette use among their peers is more common than it is, according to a recent study by the Centers for Disease Contr
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5 things FDA should do about JUUL e-cigarettes
Six public health and medical groups are calling on the agency to act to protect youth.
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