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The economics of tobacco: What if a pack of cigarettes cost $10?
Pack-a-day smokers spend an average of $2,193 a year on cigarettes. What would happen if the cost of a pack increased?
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Slim and stylish: How tobacco companies hooked women by “feminizing” cigarettes
In the 1920s, Lucky Strike unveiled a new advertising campaign that was credited with increasing the brand’s cigarettes sales more than 300 percent in the fi
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Significant drop as teen cigarette smoking hits 7%
Teen cigarette use has declined to an historic low of 7 percent, proving that national efforts to prevent teen smoking are working.
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How nicotine replacement therapy can help young adults quit nicotine for good
NRT is a safe and effective way of weaning off nicotine. NRT delivers a dose of nicotine more slowly than cigarettes, e-cigarettes, dip, or chew.
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New research sheds light on who smokes menthol cigarettes
Young adults who smoke menthol cigarettes are more likely to be female, black or Hispanic, or identify as LGBT compared to non-menthol smokers
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FDA issues warnings to four tobacco product manufacturers for flavored cigarettes
Four tobacco manufacturers received warnings from the FDA for illegally selling flavored products labeled as cigars that the agency says are actually cigaret
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How cities and states are making it harder to sell cigarettes to youth
Retail merchants in Chicago will be prohibited from selling cigarettes or other tobacco products to anyone under the age of 21,
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What carrying a pack of cigarettes says about young smokers
Truth Initiative researchers found that young tobacco users who carry a pack of cigarettes are less likely to see tobacco as a significant danger to themselv
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If Philip Morris is serious about a “smoke-free future,” it should stop marketing cigarettes
Philip Morris International – the world’s largest non-governmental cigarette manufacturer – this week launched a new website that claims the company is commi
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Agreement on American Spirit cigarettes fails to protect public from misleading claims
An agreement permits American Spirit to use deceptive health-related claims that contribute to the misperception that their product is less dangerous.
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Cigarette smoking among teens down, but e-cigarette use up
Teen smoking of traditional tobacco cigarettes in the United States reached a new low of eight percent in 2014, but the data from the annual “Monitoring the
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Dramatic decrease in young adult cigarette use since 2005
Smoking among young adults aged 18 to 24 dropped by nearly one third (31.6 percent) from 2005 to 2014, according to data from the 2014 National Health Interv
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