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Nicotine on demand
Tobacco remains rampant in the year’s most popular shows, movies, and music videos, fueling the ongoing youth e-cigarette epidemic.
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New report finds parents unaware that video games contain smoking images with many targeting teens
Smoking is prevalent and often glamorized in video games played by youth, but a new report, released today by Truth Initiative®, finds that most parents are
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Action needed: Tobacco in pop culture
Despite a 1998 law prohibiting paid tobacco product placements in movies and TV programming, tobacco imagery is still seen on screens everywhere, including m
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Smoking in Movies: 2020
Tobacco imagery in youth-rated movies still exists.
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Young people enrolled in Truth Initiative quit vaping program report high levels of e-cigarette addiction
The research suggests that those with higher levels of e-cigarette addiction may be more likely to seek help quitting.
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Colliding Crises: Youth Mental Health and Nicotine Use
Two health crises among youth — a mental health crisis and a vaping epidemic — pose increasing threats to a generation of young people.
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Straight to vape
Study finds that youth and young adults with high exposure to popular streaming and TV shows containing tobacco images are three times more likely to start v
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Quit Vaping Study
Check to see if you’re eligible to participate in a clinical trial evaluating a new quit vaping program developed by Truth Initiative.
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Zyn rewards program follows Big Tobacco’s marketing playbook
Zyn rewards program follows Big Tobacco’s marketing playbook
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Tobacco’s starring role
Tobacco imagery maintained its recurring and often starring role in popular on-screen entertainment in 2021
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A breath of fresh air: The immediate benefits of quitting smoking or vaping nicotine
Learn about short- and long-term benefits of quitting smoking and vaping
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Played: This year’s video games glamorize tobacco use to youth
Participants in a new survey of video game players said they felt tobacco or nicotine was portrayed negatively in only 6.5 percent of games where tobacco use
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