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Nearly Half of Juul's Followers on Twitter Last Year Were Teens, Report Claims

Policies Banning Tobacco Product Displays May Deter Youth Tobacco Purchases

Social Media Analysis Describes Spread of COVID-19 Misinformation Online and Strategies Being Used to Counter It

Teens Made Up Most of E-Cigarette Maker Juul's Twitter Following — Study

New Study Suggests Majority of Social Media Accounts Following JUUL E-Cigarette Company on Twitter Belong to Underage Youth

Study shows electronic cigarette vapors contain toxins and have the potential to be a public health concern

RTI International, Partners to Study Decision Making Around Tobacco Use

Teens Made Up Most of E-Cigarette Maker Juul's Twitter Following — Study

The Emergence of E-Cigarettes

E-cigarette advertising expenditures tripled from 2011 to 2012, study finds

Study shows e-cigarette vapors contain toxins and have the potential to be a public health concern

Policies banning tobacco displays may deter adult smoking; a graphic health warning sign at POS might not

New study examines early perceptions of Delta-8 cannabinoid

RTI International to use social media data for e-cigarette surveillance and policy research

Study shows electronic cigarette vapors contain toxins and have the potential to be a public health concern

Big Tobacco: The New Frontier

Study explores composition of e-cigarette vapor, potential health impacts of secondhand exposure