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National public health org brings on women’s health and wellbeing leader
Truth Initiative has brought on a veteran of the reproductive health, education and advocacy arena, Amy Taylor, to lead its community-level engagement and yo
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National public health org brings on women’s health and wellbeing leader
Truth Initiative has brought on a veteran of the reproductive health, education and advocacy arena, Amy Taylor, to lead its community-level engagement and yo
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How alcohol could be driving use of little cigars among some men
Men who smoke both cigarettes and little cigars, who want to quit smoking and who report drinking alcohol more frequently are more likely to use little cigar
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US high schooler cigarette use is at historic low while nearly a quarter reported using e-cigarettes
It is terrific news that the results of the 2015 National Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS), released today by the U.S.
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Why the FDA needs to regulate e-cigarettes now
As the tally of vaping-related deaths and cases of severe lung illness rises, youth e-cigarette use continues its rapid growth — 27.5% of high schoolers are
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Smoking in Films: 2021
The film industry is making marginal progress over the decades towards eliminating the number of films released containing tobacco.
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FDA must stop sales of all flavored products and restrict marketing and sales to protect kids
It is a positive step that the FDA recognizes the critical role flavors play in the skyrocketing youth use of e-cigarettes and is planning action to reduce t
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How to quit JUUL
If you are looking for resources about how to quit JUUL, the massively popular e-cigarette that is driving a youth vaping epidemic, you are not alone.
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Why JUUL’s decision to pull ‘all’ flavors deserves no praise
JUUL has stopped selling fruity and dessert-flavored pods, but mint and menthol — among the most popular flavors for youth — will remain.
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THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY AND THE RETAIL ENVIRONMENT
Tobacco companies rely on the retail environment to reach both current and future customers by advertising their products and normalizing the presence of tobacco products in everyday life. The tobacco industry spends nearly $1 million per hour on marketing tobacco products in the retail environment, and it works - when discounts and promotions are advertised in stores, tobacco product sales go up by as much as 30%.
Learn more about the tobacco retail environment in the sections below or read the full report.
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