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Nearly one-third of all American high school students used e-cigarettes in 2019, new CDC data show

New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention underscore the severity of the youth vaping epidemic.

Vaping curriculum by truth increases student knowledge about e-cigarettes

An online course about the dangers of using e-cigarettes significantly increased e-cigarette knowledge among middle and high school participants, according t

E-cigarettes drive overall youth tobacco use to highest rate in nearly two decades

New data from the 2019 National Youth Tobacco Survey show that 31.2% of high school students and 12.5% of middle school students are using some type of tobac

Truth Initiative Impact Series

Women’s colleges now eligible for tobacco-free campus grant

Truth Initiative is accepting applications for grants to women’s colleges, minority-serving academic institutions and community colleges to adopt tobacco-fre

Local flavor policies succeed in reducing availability of flavored tobacco products, new research shows

New research is the first comprehensive review to look at the outcomes of flavor and menthol tobacco restrictions implemented locally.

Nearly 1 in 5 youth say they have seen JUUL used in school

Almost one-fifth of middle and high school students have seen the popular new e-cigarette JUUL used in school, according to a Truth Initiative® survey.

Researchers reviewed nearly 700 e-cigarette studies. What did they find?

E-cigarettes have altered the market for tobacco products in recent years, leaving many lingering questions: How harmful are they?

Quitting e-cigarettes

Truth Initiative has expanded its quit-smoking resources to include the first-of-its kind e-cigarette quit program.

Data suggest teens who use JUUL are not just experimenting

More than half of U.S. teens who use the e-cigarette JUUL are using it multiple times a month, underscoring concerns about nicotine addiction.

Where we stand: Invest in research on sub-populations

Tobacco is not an equal opportunity destroyer.

FDA needs to regulate premium cigars, not re-open the discussion

The agency should focus on advancing life-saving rulings on all tobacco products, not open the issue up for comment and give the tobacco industry an opportun