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CVS to Ditch All Tobacco Products
To the tune of $1.5 billion in annual revenue
The FDA’s Frightening Anti-Smoking Campaign for Teens Hits Them Where It Hurts
The agency’s ads will feature rotting teeth and premature wrinkles
Study: Thirdhand Smoke Could Cause Harm
That’s the residue from cigarette smoke that lands on and sticks to surfaces
Surgeon General’s Report on Tobacco Has a New Target: E-Cigarettes
They’re popular, but public health agencies have yet to rule on whether they’re a safe alternative to traditional cigarettes
Thank You, Surgeon General: Tobacco Control Has Saved 8 Million Lives
Deemed the “most successful public health campaign in modern history,” researchers report that 50 years of tobacco control have saved about 20 years of additional life for eight million Americans.
Smoke from E-Cigs Still Poses Some Second-Hand Risk
It’s not real tobacco smoke, but the emissions from electronic cigarettes can still contain harmful ingredients.
The Great American Smokeout: 7 Things To Do Instead of Smoking
Today is the Great American Smokeout, the day that the American Cancer Society hopes will be the first smoke-free day for more smokers.
Candy Flavored Tobacco Products On the Rise
American kids are smoking more flavored tobacco, like hookahs and cigarillos
First National Anti-Smoking TV Ads Help 200,000 Smokers to Quit
Real-life stories of former smokers’ health problems provided the motivation smokers needed.
Rising Pulmonary Disease Cases Among Smokers Spurs New Drug Company Rivalry
Drugmakers go head-to-head with new treatments
E-Cigarettes as Effective as Nicotine Patches in Smoking Cessation
More studies are helping regulators to decide what role e-cigarettes could play in anti-smoking efforts.
E-Cigarettes Finding New Users in Teens
Touted as a way to quit smoking, the latest data raise concerns that electronic cigarettes, or e-cigarettes, may actually be a gateway for teens into tobacco use.