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Lights, Camera, Tobacco?
How rising smoking and vaping imagery in top entertainment influences e-cigarette use and fuels nicotine addiction among young audiences.
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Clinical trial: Text message program increases quit rates among young adult e-cigarette users by nearly 40%
The latest Truth Initiative research demonstrates the effectiveness of This is Quitting in helping young adults between 18 and 24 years old quit vaping.
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Doctors’ offices: A missed opportunity in tobacco control
Just 49 percent of adolescents who visited a doctor in the last year were asked if they use tobacco.
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What is Zyn and what are oral nicotine pouches?
As youth e-cigarette use remains a public health concern a different type of flavored nicotine product is gaining popularity: oral nicotine pouches.
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Outbreak of vaping-related lung injuries linked with lower intentions to use e-cigarettes among young people
News of the nationwide outbreak of EVALI was associated with views about the risks of e-cigarettes among young users and non users, according to new Truth In
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How mobile marketing for e-cigarettes may be aimed at youth
E-cigarette marketing on mobile channels shows that companies are emphasizing flavors and high-tech features, strategies that may attract youth.
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E-cigarettes as accessories: How vaping companies market products as stylish
The advertisements for the launch of JUUL are just one example of how e-cigarette companies position their products as trendy and fashionable.
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Vaping more than triples odds that young people will use little cigars and other combustible tobacco products
New Truth Initiative research becomes the first to link e-cigarette and future cigar use.
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Profile of blunt users sharpens with new study
Past month users of tobacco, alcohol, or other drugs, those who were younger (ages 18-24), Black, or male had the highest odds of reporting blunt-only or dua
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New study: 43% of underage e-cigarette users report getting their e-cigarettes from retail sources
Many underage young people are getting e-cigarettes from retailers like vape shops, gas stations, and convenience stores
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Black D.C. neighborhoods have greater marketing for flavored tobacco products, including cigars
The targeted marketing of flavored tobacco products like flavored cigars presents another way tobacco is a social justice issue.
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Here’s another reason to remove smoking from video games
With smoking widespread in video games, new Truth Initiative® research is giving creators another reason to remove tobacco from their games.
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