Partially funded by TSET, new research from OU Health’s Stephenson Cancer Center suggests e-cigarette use may make a common chemotherapy drug less effective on certain cancers. Dr. Lurdes Queimado, Director of the TSET Health Promotion Research Center Tobacco...
LISTEN: How Big Tobacco Has Influenced Policy in Oklahoma In episode 11 of the TSET Better Health Podcast, Doug Matheny, Programs and Initiatives Manager for State and Local Policy with the TSET Health Promotion Research Center & Sarah Rivin, State Government...
About 70 years ago, Big Tobacco executives moved to exploit a new demographic: Black Americans. In 1955, tobacco company Liggett & Myers began advertising in Black American magazines such as Ebony and Our World. The effectiveness of these ads led the industry to...
Dip, snus, pouches, chew, chaw, snuff… No matter what you call it, smokeless tobacco remains a serious health threat. Typically found in cans or tins, users take a pinch of this fine-grained tobacco and place it in their mouths, usually tucking it between their bottom...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 15, 2021 CONTACTS: Jessica Shangle, jshangle@tobaccofreekids.org; Tracey Johnston, t.johnston@exposetobacco.org Statement of Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids and STOP WASHINGTON D.C. AND NEW YORK – A lawsuit filed earlier this week by a...
