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One-third of parents had no awareness of JUUL at start of youth e-cigarette epidemic
35.9% of parents of middle and high school students had no awareness of JUUL as the vaping epidemic was intensifying, according to a new Truth Initiative stu
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Bigger, stronger, and cheaper: Disposable e-cigarettes have more nicotine and are more accessible than ever
Disposable e-cigarettes sold in the U.S.
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How local governments are countering industry efforts to sell cheap tobacco
Tobacco companies spent over $8.6 billion on marketing in retail establishments, also called point-of-sale marketing, in 2014 (the most recent figures availa
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CDC/FDA show seven of ten youth using tobacco use flavored products
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released two studies of youth tobacco use drawn from the 2014
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Young people who vape are much more likely to become smokers, new research confirms
Findings from a new Truth Initiative study reveal that young people who had ever used e-cigarettes had seven times higher odds of becoming smokers one year l
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Study highlights importance of strong local flavored tobacco policies, as federal regulation falls short
A new Truth Initiative study analyzing the strength and reach of local policies found that less than 1% of the population is protected by a strong local poli
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JUUL keeps saying its popularity with young people is an accident
JUUL says their popularity with youth was an unintended consequence of their efforts to help adult smokers quit.
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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
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Why the rise in youth e-cigarette use may be worse than we think
Accurately measuring rates of youth vaping is challenging because of the varieties of products and their rapid growth in recent years.
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How companies control where you see tobacco products and what policy can do about it
To combat the impact of tobacco marketing in stores, policies can regulate where stores can place tobacco products and ads.
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CDC/FDA show seven of ten youth using tobacco use flavored products
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released two studies of youth tobacco use drawn from the 2014
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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.
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