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What’s the harm in hookah? How risk misperceptions relate to rising use
People who think of hookah as less harmful than cigarettes are more likely to use it now and in the future.
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COVID-19: the connection to smoking and vaping, and resources for quitting
Those who smoke or vape e-cigarettes may be especially concerned about COVID-19 because it attacks the lungs and could be a particularly serious threat to to
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CDC Report Shows Rise in E-Cigarette Use Does Not Result in Decreases in Adult Smoking
The data tell an obvious and troubling story. E-cigarettes as currently marketed in the US serve primarily to grow the overall tobacco category.
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The culture of smoking in the military
Former Secretary of the U.S.
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Tobacco product displays shape teens' risk of future cigarette use
The RAND Corporation studied teen smoking attitudes in a replica of a convenience store to test whether limiting displays of cigarettes and other tobacco pro
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What do the U.S. states with the highest smoking rates have in common?
Why do these 13 states have higher smoking rates and greater health consequences than the rest of U.S.?
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Are selfies making smoking cool again?
Big Tobacco gets a stream of free advertising from people on Instagram who post “smoking selfies,” images that may help tobacco companies recruit more young
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What to know about quitting Zyn
As oral nicotine pouches from brands like Zyn, On!, Velo, and Rogue become more widespread, people are raising questions about the risk of nicotine addiction
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FDA nicotine reduction plan announced today has promise, but timeline puts young lives at risk
We applaud the FDA for moving forward with a comprehensive policy toward nicotine but the timeline for implementation is far too long.
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Here’s another reason to remove smoking from video games
With smoking widespread in video games, new Truth Initiative® research is giving creators another reason to remove tobacco from their games.
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Smoking and diabetes: The connection between 2 U.S. epidemics
Diabetes and smoking are two of the biggest public health challenges of our time, and they are connected in some surprising ways.
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Young adult smoking rate drops to 10%
In 2017, just 10.4 percent of young Americans aged 18-24 smoked cigarettes, a 21 percent decline since 2016.
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