While cigarette use has declined during 2000 to 2011, cigar use has doubled during the same time frame [1]. This week the Center for Disease Control (CDC) released its Morbidity … Read More
The Point-of-Sale Report to the Nation was released late last week by researchers from the Center for Public Health Systems Science at Washington University in St. Louis, Stanford Prevention Research … Read More
In an effort to curb smoking rates, New York City passed a set of comprehensive POS policies in the fall of 2013. The Sensible Tobacco Enforcement and Tobacco 21 ordinances … Read More
Tobacco Free CA showed these kids some products purchased at a nearby store and asked them what they thought. What they didn’t know is that each one was a tobacco … Read More
Jefferson County youth star in this short PSA about how the tobacco industry uses sweet flavors and low prices to hook youth on their deadly product.
In 2011 the FDA announced its intention to expand the definition of tobacco products to include e-cigarettes, a distinction that would make e-cigarettes subject to all federal regulations currently enforced … Read More
Chocolate. Grape. Strawberry. Vanilla. Apple. We’re not talking about types of ice cream, candy, or bubblegum. These are flavors of tobacco products. Youth from Y Street Virginia explains the dangers … Read More
Youth care, and youth can make a difference! Members of Evolvement Denver share why they are passionate about their work to pass a non-cigarette tobacco retail licensing ordinance in Denver.
Watch how Californians react to some of the astonishing facts about how the tobacco industry markets their products and how youth are affected.
The availability and promotion of tobacco products in stores in our communities impact our kids and increase the likelihood that they will start to smoke. Learn more in “Antonio’s Walk … Read More
