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Monitoring a Changing Tobacco Product Market in the United States
Young people have access to bigger and cheaper e-cigarettes and are using them with alarming frequency, showing signs of addiction.
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Quitting nicotine: facts and stats
Most smokers – nearly 70% – say they want to quit, and many make quit attempts each year.
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Quitting vaping in 2026: Top tips and resources
About two-thirds (67%) of young adult nicotine users ages 18–24 plan to quit for the new year, according to new Truth Initiative survey data.
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Quitting vaping? Here are 5 tips for handling nicotine withdrawal
Trying to quit vaping?
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Most young adult nicotine users want to quit in 2026
About two-thirds (67%) of young adult nicotine users ages 18–24 plan to quit for the new year, according to new Truth Initiative survey data.
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Why the “cold turkey” method of quitting vaping or smoking doesn’t work – and what does
Quitting cold turkey has such a low success rate due to the nature of nicotine addiction.
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How to support someone on their quit-vaping journey
If someone you care about is quitting vaping, they will need extra support and encouragement from those around them.
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How nicotine replacement therapy can help young adults quit nicotine for good
NRT is a safe and effective way of weaning off nicotine. NRT delivers a dose of nicotine more slowly than cigarettes, e-cigarettes, dip, or chew.
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New Truth Initiative Survey Indicates Most Young People Who Use Nicotine Say 2026 Is Their Year to Quit
67% of nicotine users ages 18–24 plan to quit for the New Year, and 60% intend to quit within the next year, signaling a movement to break free from nicotine
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Truth Initiative celebrates an impactful year of youth leadership
2025 was an action-packed year for young people working with Truth Initiative to empower their communities to quit nicotine.
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Truth Initiative brings quitting resources to fans at Celebration Bowl
Truth Initiative’s presence brought attention to the disproportionate impact of tobacco on Black health, building on the work of its Culture + Cessation Coll
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Federal Data Show Encouraging Youth Substance Use Trends, While Underscoring Need for Continued Progress and Action in Areas of Concern
Despite recent progress in reducing youth nicotine vaping, the latest survey indicates that use has remained flat
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