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3 important things to know about quitting nicotine during times of stress
Nicotine use can increase stress levels, and quitting nicotine can improve mental health.
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Nicotine addiction and mental health
Nicotine addiction can increase stress and intensify symptoms of anxiety.
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How the tobacco industry markets vaping nicotine as stress relief
Some vape manufacturers are using a similar strategy to market e-cigarettes that tobacco companies used for decades to sell cigarettes: advertising them as s
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Nicotine use and stress
Vaping nicotine can increase anxiety symptoms and stress levels.
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Young people share how nicotine use affected their stress
Many young people who know the cycle of nicotine withdrawal from vaping firsthand have shared with truth what it’s like.
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truth debunks myth that vaping nicotine relieves stress
The new Breath of Stress Air effort busts the fantasy that vaping nicotine is a stress reliever and calls the tobacco industry out for promoting e-cigarettes
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Breath of Stress Air is calling a vape what it truly is
Breath of Stress Air expands the latest campaign from truth, It’s Messing with Our Heads, which exposed nicotine’s role as a contributor to the worsening you
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Truth Initiative’s EX Program Launches First Campaign to Include Nicotine Pouches as Gen Z Faces Troubling Rise in Use of Multiple Products
The national Outsmart Nicotine campaign confronts changing patterns of nicotine use among young people head on and connects them to free quitting support
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Tips for quitting tobacco during times of stress
Stress and anxiety related to the COVID-19 pandemic can present challenges for any tobacco user who is trying to quit, but these challenges are manageable wi
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Many young people turn to nicotine to deal with stress, anxiety and depression, but don’t know it may be making them feel worse
A large majority of young people who have used e-cigarettes started vaping because of feelings of stress, anxiety or depression, and many continue vaping to
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What to know about using (and quitting) nicotine and cannabis
Nicotine and cannabis are two of the most commonly used substances among U.S. youth and young adults—and both come with health risks.
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New study shows that mental health messaging resonates with young e-cigarette users
Nicotine addiction can have a real impact on mental health: nicotine use can harm the developing brain and make young people more susceptible to addiction la
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