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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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Types of cancer caused by tobacco
Tobacco has firmly established links to at least 12 different kinds of cancer
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Hero in blockbuster teen video game “Overwatch” smokes cigars
Overwatch, a video game rated suitable for teens, features a hero who smokes cigars, part of a trend of games that show tobacco being marketed to use
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truth campaign grabs 4 Effies, 2 Big Apple Awards
The truth campaign picked up 4 Effie Awards and 2 Big Apple awards for its campaign encouraging youth to reject tobacco use
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Drop in smoking rate proves public education and smart public policy works
The fact that fewer adults are smoking is spectacular news and a credit to the combined efforts of the entire tobacco control community.
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Internet tools can help smokers quit
Web-based interventions can be just as effective at helping smokers quit as face-to-face or telephone counseling, and are more effective than print materials
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Truth Initiative youth advocates honored
Three Truth Initiative® youth activists were honored at the 2016 Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids Youth Advocates of the Year Gala
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How the National Lung Cancer Summit can shine a light on the cancer moonshot
Lung Cancer Alliance gathers in Washington, D.C.
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Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month: Embracing differences builds tobacco-free legacies
Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month 2016 provides an important framework when considering the fight to end tobacco use.
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Research shows need for FDA action on American Spirit's misleading cigarette packaging
Research shows that aspects of American Spirit cigarette packs lead U.S.
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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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FDA regulations on tobacco products welcomed, but FDA still has critical to-do list
The FDA now has the opportunity to regulate how tobacco products are made, marketed and sold, to make them less toxic and addictive and less appealing
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