Smoking kills more people than alcohol, AIDS, car crashes, illegal drugs, murders, and suicides combined — and thousands more die from other tobacco-related causes — such as fires caused by smoking (more than 1,000 deaths/year nationwide) and smokeless tobacco use.
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Read MoreE-cigarettes, including rechargeable batteries and the cartridges and bottles that contain e-liquids (liquid nicotine mixtures), can pose a threat to human health and to the environment if they are not disposed of properly.
Read MoreE-cigarettes, including rechargeable batteries and the cartridges and bottles that contain e-liquids (liquid nicotine mixtures), can pose a threat to human health and to the environment if they are not disposed of properly.
Read MoreSchools and other public institutions are coping with many unforeseen consequences as a result of the e-cigarette epidemic.
Read MoreStop Big Tobacco from targeting Phoenix kids! There’s a public health emergency unfolding right before our eyes — and the cause couldn’t be clearer.
Read MoreCigarette use is declining, but data shows that vaping is on the rise. Why does it matter? Because we can stop youth from starting habits that could hurt them.
Read MoreThe best way to protect yourself against vaping-related illness is to stop vaping. While findings from other states show that most people who got sick used THC-only products or both THC and nicotine products, some reported vaping only nicotine. Because the long-term health effects of vaping are unknown, and as information on the illness emerges, our best advice is to consider not using vaping products.
Read MoreDecades of progress in fighting tobacco has saved the lives of countless Coloradans. Smoking rates in our state are at an all-time low. But far from retreating, the tobacco industry has shown deadly determination to hook new users – on new products.
Read MoreThis snapshot of U.S. e-cigarette regulations was prepared by the Public Health Law Center.
Read MoreTo combat the problem of youth tobacco product use, a growing number of state departments of education and local school districts are adopting comprehensive tobacco-free policies.
Read MoreBy working with your child's school you can help ensure that students, faculty and visitors are protected from secondhand smoke.
Read MoresmokeSCREEN is a tobacco use prevention videogame that addresses a range of challenges that young teens face with a dedicated focus on decision-making about smoking and vaping.
Read MoreAccess free resources for teachers, students, and parents to learn more about the dangers of vaping nicotine.
Read MoreIntervention for Nicotine Dependence: Education, Prevention, Tobacco and Health (INDEPTH) is a new, convenient alternative to suspension or citation that helps schools and communities address the teen vaping problem in a more supportive way.
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