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Tobacco Imagery Dominates Oscar®-Nominated Films, Raising Public Health Concerns Ahead of Hollywood’s Biggest Night
Eight of the 10 films nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award® this year feature tobacco imagery.
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3 important things to know about quitting nicotine during times of stress
Nicotine use can increase stress levels, and quitting nicotine can improve mental health.
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Discourse about flavored tobacco restrictions on TikTok can undermine progress
People have taken to social media to spread information about alternative nicotine products and illicit markets that can undermine the effectiveness of flavo
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What to know about using (and quitting) nicotine and cannabis
Nicotine and cannabis are two of the most commonly used substances among U.S. youth and young adults—and both come with health risks.
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Quitting and pregnancy
Quitting nicotine before or during pregnancy has enormous benefits for both parents and child.
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Clearly flavored: the rise of “clear” e-cigarettes
Some e-cigarette companies are selling products labeled as a “clear” flavor, a term that suggests no identifiable flavor.
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Local restrictions on flavored tobacco and e-cigarette products
This resource presents a quarterly breakdown on the current state of U.S. jurisdictions with policies on flavored tobacco and e-cigarette products.
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New study: young people with high exposure to on-screen tobacco imagery have higher intentions to smoke and vape
Findings point to an urgent need to eliminate tobacco imagery in shows popular with young people
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Truth Initiative, NAACP Unite to Expand Access to Proven Quit Resources and End Targeted Tobacco Harm
This partnership will break down stigma and create a community for those looking to take the first step towards quitting
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Four marketing tactics e-cigarette companies use to target young people
Young people are also exposed to e-cigarettes through targeted marketing on social media, experiential marketing, brand sponsorships, and more.
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New study shows that mental health messaging resonates with young e-cigarette users
Nicotine addiction can have a real impact on mental health: nicotine use can harm the developing brain and make young people more susceptible to addiction la
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The majority of e-cigarettes on the market are illegal
Unauthorized e-cigarettes, low in cost and high in nicotine concentration, are dominating the U.S.
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