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Widespread use of flavored products in young tobacco users
New research provides further evidence that younger tobacco users are more likely to use flavored products.
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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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Why you should quit smoking before having surgery
In recent years, research has shown that compared to nonsmokers, smokers have a higher chance of surgery-related complications like heart attack, stroke, sho
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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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Natural tobacco agreement fails to protect the public from misleading claims and imagery
Truth Initiative and the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids today criticized as wholly inadequate an agreement reached between the Food and Drug Administration (
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What the Oscars tell us about smoking in the movies in 2017
Of the 2017 Oscar-nominated feature films that were rated PG-13 (excluding animation and documentary categories), 70 percent depicted tobacco use.
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Answers to five common questions about smoking and heart health
During American Heart Month, we are highlighting five important facts about heart health from BecomeAnEX, Truth Initiative’s digital quit smoking program.
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Measuring disparities in tobacco advertising exposure
How can we better measure people’s exposure to tobacco advertising? And what effect does that exposure have?
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Three ways to support loved ones while they quit smoking
If someone you care about is quitting tobacco, it can be difficult to know what to say and do. Here are three tips for people supporting a quitter.
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#STOPPROFILING: Tobacco is a social justice issue
The tobacco industry deliberately singles out communities that already face adversity and inequality with aggressive marketing tactics that equal profiling.<
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truth® calls out tobacco industry for profiling disguised as target marketing
Tobacco is not an equal opportunity killer.
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After-school smoke? The problem with tobacco retailers near schools
More than three-quarters of public schools are within a 10-minute walk of at least one outlet selling tobacco.
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