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Tobacco use among Hispanic and Latino Americans

This fact sheet about smoking and Hispanic/Latino Americans outlines patterns of use, industry targeting and health effects.

Gamechanger: Shifting from Tobacco Control to Ending the Industry’s Influence for Good

The concept of “endgame” is a strategy to move to a time when commercial tobacco and nicotine use – with the exception of FDA-approved medications – are no l

Mailed tobacco ads rely on price discounts and youth-appealing themes

Tobacco companies continue to appeal to price-sensitive and vulnerable populations through a marketing channel that is largely hidden from view.

New Truth Initiative Study Finds That E-Cigarette Use Increases Odds of Youth Using Cigars, Little Cigars or Cigarillos (CLCCS)

According to a new study, young people 15-21 who use e-cigarettes or ever used JUUL have over 3x higher odds of initiating use of cigars, little cigars or ci

What you need to know about new synthetic nicotine products

A new wave of synthetic nicotine products are emerging on the market, raising regulatory questions and health concerns as youth vaping continues at epidemic

FDA Puts Kids, Public Health at Risk by Allowing Philip Morris to Market IQOS Heated Cigarette as Modified Risk Tobacco Product

Setting a dangerous precedent that puts public health at risk the FDA authorized the marketing of Philip Morris’ IQOS heated cigarette as a “modified risk to

Q&A: How to train emerging activists to support a social movement

Enlisting youth and young adults is an important part of igniting and sustaining social movements. But how can you help emerging activists be effective?

JUUL on YouTube

Researchers found more than 8,000 JUUL-related videos that received a total of 260 million views over the 3-year period from 2016 to 2018.

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Action needed: Strong tobacco 21 policies

There’s been strong public support for tobacco 21 policies, but new developments risk seriously undermining the full impact of these measures.

Smoking in Movies: 2020

Tobacco imagery in youth-rated movies still exists.

Q&A: Learning the truth about menthol’s impact on African Americans

Courtney Butler, a truth College Leader at Trinity Washington University in Washington, D.C., is, in her words, saying “no thank you” to the tobacco industry