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Study explores characteristics of tobacco and e-cigarette online advertisements

A study examining tobacco and e-cigarette online advertisements finds that the ads primarily focus on promoting e-cigarettes, snus, and cigars.

E-cigarette use among young people returning to pre-COVID-19 levels

The re-emergence of e-cigarette use among young people as COVID-19 restrictions fade away calls for stronger policies

Tobacco/vape-free Communities

High-nicotine e-cigarettes may reverse declines in youth tobacco use

Without stronger regulation, e-cigarettes that can deliver nicotine at high levels could undo years of progress if young people become addicted to nicotine.<

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.

CDC shines light on teens' increasing exposure to e-cigarette ads

Data released Tuesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicated that 7 in 10 students in middle school and high school said they were expos

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.

Why JUUL’s decision to pull ‘all’ flavors deserves no praise

JUUL has stopped selling fruity and dessert-flavored pods, but mint and menthol — among the most popular flavors for youth — will remain.

A look at how Big Tobacco infiltrated baseball

Big Tobacco heavily investing in tactics to link tobacco with baseball including in-game promotions, stadium advertising, and the creation of collectible bas

Is that video game a health risk? 3 things parents should know

Some video games topping this year’s holiday wish lists contain imagery that could be putting the health of young people at risk.

Flavored Tobacco Policy Resources

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