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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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How online social relationships help smokers quit tobacco
Online communities foster relationships among members that can play an important role in helping smokers quit, according to new research from the Schroeder I
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Capitalizing on a “captive audience”: How tobacco companies targeted troops on military bases
Tobacco companies took advantage military service members—a “captive audience”—with special events and activities on and near military bases.
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How tax increases could impact e-cigarette sales
E-cigarette sales at convenience stores in Minneapolis increased significantly after Minnesota increased taxes on tobacco products in 2013, followed by a dec
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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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Online social forums may be a valuable resource for young people looking to quit e-cigarettes
The results demonstrate how community support can positively impact people quitting nicotine.
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How companies control where you see tobacco products and what policy can do about it
To combat the impact of tobacco marketing in stores, policies can regulate where stores can place tobacco products and ads.
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How online tools to help smokers quit can go viral
Online tools to help smokers quit can be designed to make it more likely that users will share the apps and make them “go viral”
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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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How humor can boost response rates in online survey research
Incorporating humor tailored to the voice of the audience can be an easy, efficient and effective way to increase survey response rates among young adults.
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From social taboo to target market: How tobacco use became a women’s issue
Something interesting happened after the U.S. Surgeon General issued a report confirming the link between smoking and cancer in 1964.
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'Black Lives / Black Lungs' documentary shows how menthol tobacco ended up in black communities
“Black lives / Black Lungs” explores the history, marketing tactics and impact of the tobacco industry targeting African-Americans with menthol tobacco produ
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