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Tobacco use in the Asian American community

This fact sheet about smoking and Asian Americans outlines patterns of use, industry targeting and health effects.

DOJ, FDA Illicit E-Cigarette Task Force Marks Critical Step in Combatting Youth Vaping Crisis

The DOJ and FDA’s task force to crack down on the sale of illegal e-cigarettes marks a critical step in combatting the youth vaping crisis.

The facts about women and tobacco

Every year, smoking-related diseases kill more than 200,000 women.

The link between cannabis and tobacco

This resource presents information about the current state of legalization and changing state laws regarding cannabis, the evolving product landscape, as wel

Why ending menthol cigarette sales would benefit disproportionally affected groups

Here are several disproportionally affected populations who will benefit if menthol cigarettes are removed from the market.

Quitting Tobacco: Facts and Stats

Most smokers – nearly 70% – say they want to quit, and many make quit attempts each year.

Tobacco industry has fueled false claims that eliminating menthol cigarettes will put Black Americans at greater risk from law enforcement

False claims that eliminating menthol will lead to greater risk from law enforcement for Black Americans are protecting the commercial gain of the tobacco in

Q&A: LGBT pride in ending nicotine and tobacco use

Decades of targeting marketing in the LGBT community has contributed to higher prevalence of tobacco use.

LBGT History Month: Why are smoking rates higher in LGBT communities?

Tobacco use plays a unique role in LGBT history, reflecting in large part the tobacco industry’s long history of targeting the LGBT community.

Cigars: Facts, stats and regulations

Truth Initiative summarized the truth about little cigars, cigarillos and cigars.

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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