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How state public health agencies can reduce menthol cigarette use
State health officials can significantly reduce menthol cigarette use by supporting local policies to restrict or ban its sale and spreading awareness about
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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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truth® and Vans morph culture-changing art into bold fashion statement
When it comes to teen tobacco use, truth believes creativity speaks louder than words.
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Three ways to support loved ones while they quit smoking
If someone you care about is quitting tobacco, it can be difficult to know what to say and do. Here are three tips for people supporting a quitter.
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Cigarette filters mislead consumers, with 1 in 3 smokers falsely believing filters reduce harm
More than a third of current smokers (33.2%) erroneously believed filters make cigarettes less harmful to smoke, a line perpetuated by the tobacco industry,
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Researchers reviewed nearly 700 e-cigarette studies. What did they find?
E-cigarettes have altered the market for tobacco products in recent years, leaving many lingering questions: How harmful are they?
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Majority of Natural American Spirit smokers believe brand is less harmful
Researchers found that nearly 64 percent of Natural American Spirit smokers inaccurately believe the cigarettes are less harmful than other brands.
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Q&A: Why quitting smoking should be included in substance use and mental health treatment
A Truth Initiative research investigator explains why helping patients quit smoking should be part of mental health and substance abuse recovery.
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Women’s colleges now eligible for tobacco-free campus grant
Truth Initiative is accepting applications for grants to women’s colleges, minority-serving academic institutions and community colleges to adopt tobacco-fre
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Harm Reduction Infographic
The tobacco industry has been trying to co-opt the term "harm reduction" as part of its business strategy to expand its user base.
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U.S. cigarette packs could soon look like this
Cigarette packs in the U.S. could soon feature research-based graphic warning labels similar to those used by 122 other countries.
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Let's make sure new army recruits don't become smokers
Does joining the military lead you to smoke? It could, but we can change that. The sad fact is: 38 percent of military smokers start after enlisting.
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