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U.S. E-cigarette Sales Climbed during 2020-2022

A study released today found that overall e-cigarette monthly unit sales increased by 46.6%—from 15.5 million units in January of 2020, to 22.7 million units

Kendric Dartis

Dr. Kendric Dartis is the Vice President of Outreach and Engagement at Truth Initiative, America's largest nonprofit public health organization committed to

Tobacco use in the American Indian/Alaska Native community

This fact sheet about smoking and American Indians/Alaska Natives outlines patterns of use, industry targeting and health effects.

What do pharmacists think about their stores selling tobacco?

To learn more about how pharmacists view the issue, Truth Initiative led a discussion with a group of 29 pharmacists in December 2018.

Experts gather to discuss critical public health issues: Menthol and flavored tobacco

Truth Initiative joined other experts at the Public Health Law Conference to support the need to solve critical public health issues: menthol and other flavo

Don’t buy Newport's spin: "Pleasure Lounges" are deadly

Workers for Newport, the nation’s No. 2 cigarette brand, spent the summer handing out coupons for cigarettes at a price of $1-a-pack.

10 facts about smoking at work (#1: Smokers have a harder time getting hired)

The link between tobacco and the workplace goes far beyond whether people can smoke on the job.

Teens stopped #CATmageddon and can now enlist pets to send their message to big tobacco

the truth® campaign is launching a #PEEtition drive to pressure Big Tobacco to admit that smoking kills pets, too.

How the National Lung Cancer Summit can shine a light on the cancer moonshot

Lung Cancer Alliance gathers in Washington, D.C.

E-cigarette products sold on the market quadruple in just one year

The number of unique e-cigarette products, many of which come in youth-appealing flavors, more than quadrupled from 453 in June 2021 to 2,023 in June 2022

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Nicotine pouch ads follow e-cigarette marketing playbook and risk appealing to young people

A new study underscores the need to monitor marketing and enforce regulation of new youth-appealing nicotine products.