This lifeway was prohibited until the American Indian Religious Freedom Act was passed in 1978, which led to increases in commercial tobacco use as a replacement for traditional tobacco.

Smoking and commercial tobacco use common on streaming platforms An estimated 27-millon youth exposed to tobacco imagery in 2020 ...

A Commercial Tobacco Free Summit was held Tuesday, April 23 at John A. Logan Community College, where members of 10 advocacy groups were on hand to share the latest research and news about ...

Objective The goal of this study is to analyse the amount and content of alcohol-themed smokeless tobacco (ATST) messages on ...

Despite declining commercial cigarette smoking among US adults in the past five decades, i.e., since 1965, some sections of the US population remain inexplicably affected by tobacco use.

Up to that point, the tobacco industry had been the biggest product advertisers on television, spending about $150 million (or about $1 billion in 2020 dollars) on TV commercials.

The new commercial is part of the Department of Health's "truth" advertising campaign created from an $11.3 billion settlement with tobacco companies.

The current commercial-scale production run represents an important milestone in the Company’s journey as it brings Taat, a novel tobacco-free and nicotine-free alternative to traditional ...

Although TV frequently showed smoking in its early years, Congress banned cigarette commercials in 1971 after the surgeon general and National Cancer Institute reported on the health and cancer risks.

Achieve Life Sciences Inc. (NASDAQ:ACHV) is moving closer to a pivotal moment as it seeks FDA approval for cytisinicline, a ...