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The economics of tobacco: What if a pack of cigarettes cost $10?
Pack-a-day smokers spend an average of $2,193 a year on cigarettes. What would happen if the cost of a pack increased?
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What does using tobacco and other substances together mean for young people?
Original research conducted by Amy Cohn, Ph.D., from Truth Initiative reveals how alcohol and marijuana use among young adults are associated with many tobac
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How companies control where you see tobacco products and what policy can do about it
To combat the impact of tobacco marketing in stores, policies can regulate where stores can place tobacco products and ads.
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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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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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Big Tobacco finally forced to tell the truth about its deadly products through court-ordered ads
The tobacco industry has begun publishing advertisements, or “corrective statements,” outlining the truth about the deadly and harmful effects of cigarettes.
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How can a Disney star and a compatibility quiz combat tobacco industry profiling?
A compatibility quiz from truth® and DoSomething.org matches young people based on their income, race and sexual orientation—characteristics used in tobacco
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YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT NICOTINE ADDICTION PREVENTION & EDUCATION
Everyone deserves the chance to live free from nicotine addiction. Through our national public education campaigns, as well as in-school curriculums, we are inspiring a movement to live free from nicotine addiction by empowering young people to quit or never start in the first place.
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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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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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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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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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