Search
-
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?
-
A growing problem: Examining a decade of menthol smoking rates
In 2014, youth and young adult smokers were more likely to smoke menthol cigarettes, which are easier to smoke and harder to quit than non-menthol cigarettes
-
How tobacco companies linked cigarettes and mental health
Truth Initiative® explores three ways that tobacco companies linked cigarettes and mental health.
-
Vaporized: Majority of youth exposed to e-cigarette advertising
More than eight of 10 youth and young adults saw e-cigarette advertising in 2015, according to a new report vaping product advertising from Truth Initiative.
-
New grants fund research linking cessation with lung cancer screening
Truth Initiative secured funding from the National Cancer Institute to study ways to help lung cancer screening patients quit smoking.
-
Alma Adams takes on the tobacco industry
Alma Adams, a two-term U.S. representative from Greensboro, N.C.
-
The facts about women and tobacco
Every year, smoking-related diseases kill more than 200,000 women.
-
Truth Initiative launches advanced quit-smoking program for employers and health plans
Truth Initiative®, in collaboration with Mayo Clinic, today announced the EX® Program, an innovative quit-smoking program designed for employers, health syst
-
How alcohol could be driving use of little cigars among some men
Men who smoke both cigarettes and little cigars, who want to quit smoking and who report drinking alcohol more frequently are more likely to use little cigar
-
States can help finish the fight against tobacco by boosting funding for tobacco prevention
The states are missing a golden opportunity to save millions of lives and billions of dollars in health care costs because they continue to shortchange prove
-
Big Tobacco $20: States $1 = deadly ratio
Tobacco companies spend $20 to market their deadly products for every $1 the states spend on programs to prevent kids from smoking and help smokers quit, acc
-
Two years after the ban: How CVS continues to take on tobacco
When CVS announced its plans to ban cigarette sales in 2014, the media took note.
Displaying 336 of 366 Search Results
