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How to recruit and retain young people to get better survey results
Truth Initiative® researchers share effective strategies that other public health groups can use to recruit and retain young people for surveys.
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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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How tobacco companies have used women’s history and equality struggles to sell cigarettes
There are many examples of tobacco marketing carrying “torches of freedom” in themes of women’s empowerment and liberation over the years.
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How tobacco companies linked cigarettes and mental health
Truth Initiative® explores three ways that tobacco companies linked cigarettes and mental health.
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Tobacco industry uses flawed study to oppose flavored tobacco restrictions
Recent research finds that after flavored tobacco sales restrictions went into effect in 2018 in Oakland, California, high school youth vaping and smoking de
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“Tobacco-free nicotine” labels for e-cigarettes increase purchase intentions among teen e-cigarette users
A new study finds that labeling e-cigarettes with “tobacco-free nicotine” increases teenage e-cigarette users’ intentions to purchase e-cigarettes
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How the tobacco industry is trying to infiltrate public health – and what we can do about it
As cigarette sales decline, the tobacco industry is trying to rehabilitate its image with non-combustible tobacco products and claims that it can be part of
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“E-cig” or “vape”? Why semantics matter
If someone is puffing on an electronic device, is that product called an e-cig; vape; hookah pen?
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Young adults are underestimating the dangers of nicotine
Health misinformation, which has been rampant during the COVID-19 pandemic, can ultimately undermine public health and regulatory efforts to curb youth nicot
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