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States to spend less than 2 percent of tobacco revenue on cessation and prevention
States will bring in $26.6 billion in payouts from the 1998 tobacco settlement and tobacco taxes, but will spend less than 2 percent of it on programs to cur
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Slim and stylish: How tobacco companies hooked women by “feminizing” cigarettes
In the 1920s, Lucky Strike unveiled a new advertising campaign that was credited with increasing the brand’s cigarettes sales more than 300 percent in the fi
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Key facts about tobacco use in LGBT community
We are spreading some important truths about tobacco use in the LGBT community.
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Summer truth tour takes on tobacco use with one goal: Finish smoking for good
School’s out, summer is here - which means a crew of truth® “tour riders” are hitting the road to connect with more than one million young people on the Vans
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National Recovery Month: Substance abuse, mental health and tobacco
People with mental health and substance abuse disorders use tobacco at much higher rates than the rest of the population.
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How do young adults use tobacco, marijuana and alcohol together?
Popularity of alcohol use among young people, suggests that successful prevention efforts should focus on alcohol’s co-use with a variety of substances
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FDA issues warnings to four tobacco product manufacturers for flavored cigarettes
Four tobacco manufacturers received warnings from the FDA for illegally selling flavored products labeled as cigars that the agency says are actually cigaret
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The President’s FY18 budget could reverse years of progress in tobacco control
The president’s proposed fiscal year 2018 federal budget includes cuts to programs at the Centers for Disease Control, National Institutes of Health and the
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Effort to get teens to “left swipe” tobacco earns 2 top awards from PR week
The public relations campaign behind the truth® campaign’s “Left Swipe Dat” took home two awards for inspiring youth to end tobacco use, winning campaign of
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Big Tobacco $20: States $1 = deadly ratio
Tobacco companies spend $20 to market their deadly products for every $1 the states spend on programs to prevent kids from smoking and help smokers quit, acc
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How online social relationships help smokers quit tobacco
Online communities foster relationships among members that can play an important role in helping smokers quit, according to new research from the Schroeder I
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