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Council bans smokeless tobacco at stadiums, raises smoking age
Chicago is adding to a strong base of tobacco control laws that will prevent youth tobacco use.
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How local and state governments are taking on in-store tobacco promotions
With most retailers and wholesalers receiving incentives to promote tobacco products, state and local governments are acting to reduce the impact of tobacco
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Where we stand: Tobacco and the cancer moonshot
Truth Initiative is urging the National Cancer Moonshot Task Force to take immediate action to emphasize tobacco control in the initiative.
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3 innovative ways a DC consortium is tackling tobacco use disparities
To address local disparities in tobacco use, a coalition in Washington, D.C., is developing innovative methods for reducing tobacco use.
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How big is Big Tobacco’s marketing budget?
The FTC just released its cigarette and smokeless tobacco report showing exactly how much money tobacco companies spend on marketing and advertising.
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Tobacco is a social justice issue: Low-income communities
Low-income communities smoke in much higher numbers than the rest of the country, a disparity that is rooted in many inequities.
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Teens stop #CATmageddon; Enlist pets to send their message to Big Tobacco
truth®, one of the largest and most successful national youth tobacco prevention campaigns, is asking teens (and their pets) to make their mark—literally—on
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Where we stand: Retail tobacco marketing, price discounting and promotion
Consistent with Truth Initiative’s vision of a future where tobacco is a thing of the past, we support the following policies with regard to tobacco retail m
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Behind the marketing strategy that costs the tobacco industry $900k an hour
The tobacco industry spent over $8.6 billion on marketing in retail establishments, also called point-of-sale marketing, in 2014.
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Is fear of gaining weight getting in the way of quitting tobacco?
It’s true that many smokers put on weight after they quit, but understanding why can help you beat the odds.
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Widespread use of flavored products in young tobacco users
New research provides further evidence that younger tobacco users are more likely to use flavored products.
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Tobacco is a social justice issue: Racial and ethnic minorities
Tobacco use disproportionately affects minority groups, who have a long history of being targeted by the tobacco industry.
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