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As Oscar season kicks off, tobacco imagery still pervades movies
As youth vaping remains at epidemic levels, tobacco imagery in movies can contribute to an overall problem.
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Nicotine pouch ads follow e-cigarette marketing playbook and risk appealing to young people
A new study underscores the need to monitor marketing and enforce regulation of new youth-appealing nicotine products.
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Senators urge MPAA to assign R rating to movies with smoking
The Motion Picture Association of America should act to reduce youth exposure to smoking in movies, including by issuing an R rating to movies that feature t
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Concerns about health and mental health increasingly drive young people to quit vaping
Young people enrolled in a quit vaping program from Truth Initiative cited health (56.1%) and social influence (15.8%) as their top reasons for quitting vapi
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Smoking in Films: 2021
The film industry is making marginal progress over the decades towards eliminating the number of films released containing tobacco.
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Youth-rated films nominated for Oscars feature more tobacco imagery than previous years
Almost 80 percent of films that competed for a 2019 Oscar award featured tobacco imagery.
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How can a Disney star and a compatibility quiz combat tobacco industry profiling?
A compatibility quiz from truth® and DoSomething.org matches young people based on their income, race and sexual orientation—characteristics used in tobacco
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Teens stop #CATmageddon; Enlist pets to send their message to Big Tobacco
truth®, one of the largest and most successful national youth tobacco prevention campaigns, is asking teens (and their pets) to make their mark—literally—on
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Mailed tobacco ads rely on price discounts and youth-appealing themes
Tobacco companies continue to appeal to price-sensitive and vulnerable populations through a marketing channel that is largely hidden from view.
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JUUL keeps saying its popularity with young people is an accident
JUUL says their popularity with youth was an unintended consequence of their efforts to help adult smokers quit.
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Big Tobacco finally forced to tell the truth about its deadly products through court-ordered ads
The tobacco industry has begun publishing advertisements, or “corrective statements,” outlining the truth about the deadly and harmful effects of cigarettes.
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The Master Settlement Agreement: 4 ways the landmark tobacco settlement changed tobacco control
Twenty-five years ago, 46 states plus D.C.
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