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What would happen if new tobacco products ‘akin to iPhones’ were sold in the U.S.?
The way IQOS is marketed raises concern about the appeal of heat-not-burn tobacco products to youth and young adults.
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4 out of 5 youth overestimate e-cigarette or cigarette use among peers
Most youth think that cigarette and e-cigarette use among their peers is more common than it is, according to a recent study by the Centers for Disease Contr
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Menthol cigarettes: Attitudes, beliefs and policies
A Truth Initiative study on menthol cigarettes reveals that confusion and misperceptions about menthol remain, but support for a ban on the flavoring is on t
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3 key messages from CDC’s tobacco education campaign
The CDC Tips From Former Smokers® campaign has returned to continue raising awareness of the dangers of smoking through real stories of people living with sm
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5 things FDA should do about JUUL e-cigarettes
Six public health and medical groups are calling on the agency to act to protect youth.
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JUUL e-cigarette craze highlights why flavored tobacco products are so dangerous
Cigarettes came in flavors like berry, vanilla, margarita and many others until 2009, when federal lawmakers banned them — with the exception of menthol — du
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How tobacco products harm the environment from their manufacture to consumption
The process of growing tobacco, manufacturing tobacco products and delivering them to retailers causes severe and irreversible damage to the environment.
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Why the rise in youth e-cigarette use may be worse than we think
Accurately measuring rates of youth vaping is challenging because of the varieties of products and their rapid growth in recent years.
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3 tips for boosting success with an online quit-smoking program
As more smokers turn to the internet for help to quit, they can increase their chances of success with a few tips for making the most of online tools and res
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Millions of smokers go online for help to quit each year
More than 12 million U.S. adults — a third of all smokers — turn to the internet for help quitting each year, according to a new Truth Initiative study.
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How tobacco companies are enlisting music artists like Cardi B to promote tobacco products
A review of the Swisher Sweets Artist Project examines how the cigar brand sponsors music events to promote its products and reach its target audience.
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A blueprint for tobacco control in indigenous communities
While American Indian and Alaska Native communities have a history of traditional tobacco practices, they’ve also been hit hard by the commercial tobacco ind
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