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5 ways tobacco is normalized in entertainment and pop culture
As smoking becomes less socially acceptable and tobacco use rates continue to decline, entertainment media and pop culture don’t often reflect that reality,
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Health groups file suit to expedite FDA review of e-cigarettes, cigars
The lawsuit asserts that a delay in product reviews violates the law and has kept kid-friendly tobacco products on the market for years.
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Q&A: How to train emerging activists to support a social movement
Enlisting youth and young adults is an important part of igniting and sustaining social movements. But how can you help emerging activists be effective?
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2022 survey shows youth e-cigarette epidemic remains a serious public health threat
Over 2.5 million teens use e-cigarettes with nearly half (46%) of high schoolers who vape doing so on a frequent basis putting a new generation at risk for a
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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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Q&A: Helping college campuses go tobacco-free
Tobacco-free policies are proven to prevent young adults from starting tobacco use, help tobacco smokers quit, and reduce secondhand smoke exposure.
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Cigarette smoking among teens down, but e-cigarette use up
Teen smoking of traditional tobacco cigarettes in the United States reached a new low of eight percent in 2014, but the data from the annual “Monitoring the
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How a free vaping prevention curriculum can help middle schools
Here’s why Vaping: Know the truth is meeting an urgent need.
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Depression Stick! is fake but vaping’s contribution to the youth mental health crisis is real
“It’s Messing with Our Heads” reveals important information about nicotine’s impact on mental wellbeing and more.
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Q&A: Learning the truth about menthol’s impact on African Americans
Courtney Butler, a truth College Leader at Trinity Washington University in Washington, D.C., is, in her words, saying “no thank you” to the tobacco industry
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Most young e-cigarette users say they want to quit vaping in 2021
According to new Truth Initiative data, 60% of 15- to 24-year-old current e-cigarette users surveyed want to quit vaping within the year.
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COVID-19: the connection to smoking and vaping, and resources for quitting
Those who smoke or vape e-cigarettes may be especially concerned about COVID-19 because it attacks the lungs and could be a particularly serious threat to to
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