Recent News

• Philip Morris, Altria and Juul Face Fines and Litigation
• State-Level Flavored E-Cigarette Bans and Initiation Rates Among Youths and Adults
• Is an Occasional Cigarette Really That Bad?
• Post from the Community: Lets help everyone by making it clear that you have to be 21 to buy tobacco in Wisconsin
• How Milwaukee smoke shops are handling Wisconsin's new vape law as confusion persists
• FDA nicotine pouch pilot to ease manufacturers' research burden, transcript shows
• Wisconsin school districts install vape sensors to combat youth addiction
• Protecting kids vs. returning to cigarettes: Readers weigh in on Wisconsin's new vape law
• HHS Report Recognizes Youth E-Cigarette Use Remains Serious Public Health Problem – Effective Enforcement and Public Education Needed to Address It
• Assembly approves bill that would allow more cigar bars to open in Wisconsin
• Cooper Elementary Students Get Hands on Learning for Earth Day
• Superior residents pitch in for a city-wide cleanup for Earth Day
• Milwaukee officials want to ban hookah product sales for anyone under 21
• Teen vaping remains prominent in northcentral Wisconsin despite efforts
• Some local schools seeing uptick in teens using nicotine pouches
• Mount Horeb Village Board puts a pause on new vape and e-cigarette shops opening
• Manitowoc Retailers Thrive in Tobacco Sale Check
• UW, collaborators awarded $10M to empower Black people to quit smoking
• Teen tobacco sales decrease
• In Focus: Getting Wisconsin teens to stop vaping: Katelyn Blatter from Elkhorn Area SD
• In Focus: Getting Wisconsin teens to stop vaping
• The Risks of Vaping
• Nicotine innovation: pouches and beyond
• Wisconsin DHS expands text support to help young adults quit vaping
• Children’s Wisconsin doctors urge state lawmakers to match federal Tobacco 21 law