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Truth Initiative joins "DC Calls It Quits Week"
Truth Initiative is partnering with other DC groups to launch “DC Calls It Quits Week,” an awareness campaign about the importance of quitting smoking.
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One trend that’s changing Pride festivals for the better
More pride festivals across the country are showing how the tobacco industry is not their ally.
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Nicotine use and stress
Vaping nicotine can increase anxiety symptoms and stress levels.
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Millions of smokers go online for help to quit each year
More than 12 million U.S. adults — a third of all smokers — turn to the internet for help quitting each year, according to a new Truth Initiative study.
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Tobacco imagery lights up Oscar-nominated movies, including 80% of Best Picture nominees
Eight of the 10 films nominated for Best Picture at the 2022 Oscars and more than half (61%) of all this year’s Oscar-nominated feature films contain tobacco
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And the Oscar goes to…the tobacco industry
Of the 10 films nominated for Best Picture, 80% featured smoking and vaping depictions.
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Tobacco use in these 12 U.S. states is on par with a number of developing countries. Why?
Tobacco use in a group of 12 states looks more like some of the most tobacco-affected countries in the world than the rest of the U.S.
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In Victory for Public Health, Federal Appeals Court Upholds FDA’s Graphic Cigarette Warnings
The appellate court decision affirms that the FDA’s graphic cigarette warnings are both scientifically and legally sound.
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truth encourages young people to tell Big Tobacco why they’re ‘Worth More’ in its new campaign
truth® teams up with Imagine Dragons vocalist Dan Reynolds and country star Jon Pardi to expose Big Tobacco for its manipulation of lower-income communities.
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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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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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