The Wild Wild West of E-Cigarettes
While we continue to wait for the FDA to begin regulating tobacco products in addition to cigarettes and smokeless, we're seeing policy proposals in the states aimed at filling the void of e-cigarette regulation.
Cancer CANdor Blog
ACS CAN President Lisa Lacasse shares her views on the impact of advocacy on the cancer fight.
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New Report: States Woefully Underfunding Tobacco Prevention & Cessation Programs
A new report released today by ACS CAN and several public health partners finds that states are spending less than two cents of every dollar they receive from 1998 tobacco settlement funds and tobacco taxes on tobacco prevention and cessation programs.
Nationwide Tobacco Control Efforts Mark Great American Smokeout
In the 39 years since the American Cancer Society launched the Great American Smokeout, we've made tremendous progress in reducing smoking rates and saving lives from tobacco use.
Open Enrollment: Time for Cancer Patients and Survivors to Get Covered and Stay Covered
Thanks to key provisions of the health care law known as the Affordable Care Act, every state now has a website that makes it easier than ever to shop for coverage and compare health plans.
New CDC Teen Data Includes Troubling Cigar Statistics
New data out last week by the CDC has me deeply concerned about the growing popularity of cigars among our nation's youth.