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4 ways smoking impacts national military readiness

Tobacco use adversely affects military readiness and harms the health and welfare of military families, retirees and veterans.

FDA nicotine reduction plan announced today has promise, but timeline puts young lives at risk

We applaud the FDA for moving forward with a comprehensive policy toward nicotine but the timeline for implementation is far too long.

Nearly 90% of Instagram posts by tobacco companies violate either federal regulations or guidance on youth marketing

The vast majority of Instagram posts by tobacco brand-owned accounts did not follow U.S.

Using e-cigarettes increases likelihood of using cigarettes among youth, study finds

A new study finds that e-cigarettes are acting as entry nicotine products that may lead to the use of more harmful and toxic nicotine products.

US high schooler cigarette use is at historic low while nearly a quarter reported using e-cigarettes

It is terrific news that the results of the 2015 National Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS), released today by the U.S.

Tobacco industry interference

More mental health facilities are going smoke-free

Nearly half of the facilities that offer mental health treatment services in the U.S. have 100 percent smoke-free policies in place.

This is Quitting Resources

Truth Initiative and Wellable partner to deliver comprehensive smoking cessation resources

A new partnership brings smoking cessions tools from the EX Program from Truth Initiative to the Wellable network of employee wellness

How your zip code could make it harder for non-daily smokers to quit

Non-daily smokers who live near more cigarette retailers are less successful at quitting, according to new research published in Tobacco Control.

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

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.