CounterTobacco Photo Contest! Enter by sending us your own photos of: tobacco product advertisements tobacco specialized branded displays tobacco prices discounts or other promotions You’ll find signs and other marketing…
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…study highlights the need for continued monitoring of naming conventions of tobacco flavored products and examination of how nuanced flavor names influence perceptions and expectations.” Learn more about flavored tobacco…
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…Photo Contest! May 30, 2013: Counter Tobacco Industry Watch: E-Cigarettes on the Rise April 12, 2013: Counter Tobacco Industry Watch: Flavored Products 2012 October 22, 2012: Counter Tobacco Announces Photo Contest Winners! October…
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…routines, social users decreased use. While cigarettes remained available in the retail environment, access to ENDS was limited, which led some people to purchase them online and to use cigarettes…
…1.4%, and more than 8 million fewer people dying from tobacco-related illnesses.” This action follows the FDA’s initial plan to reduce nicotine in cigarettes announced in 2017. “Modern” Oral Nicotine Products: Products like…
…Missouri has shown that restricting tobacco retailers from locating near schools could nearly eliminate disparities in tobacco retailer density between neighborhoods.[7] This restriction can be accomplished through licensing. Licensing strategies in San Francisco and Philadelphia that have also…
…fewer people dying from tobacco-related illnesses.” This action follows the FDA’s initial plan to reduce nicotine in cigarettes announced in 2017. “Modern” Oral Nicotine Products: Products like nicotine pouches (e.g. Zyn, Velo, On)…
