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The truth about opioids
The Truth About Opioids is helping young people understand the facts about opioids, the risk of addiction and the crucial role they can play in solving the c
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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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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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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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E-cigarettes: Facts, stats and regulations
What is an e-cigarette? How much nicotine is in an e-cigarette? Are e-cigarettes as harmful as cigarettes?
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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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Tobacco’s starring role
Tobacco imagery maintained its recurring and often starring role in popular on-screen entertainment in 2021
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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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