With today's uncertainty, your employee's mental and physical health can suffer. Learn how online communities can help maintain the feeling of social connection and wellbeing—which can lead to happier, healthier and more productive employees.

This June—Men’s Health Awareness Month—learn what you need to know about tobacco use among men, and why now, more than ever, they need your help to stop using tobacco.

Every year, on May 31, the World Health Organization (WHO) and global partners celebrate World No Tobacco Day. Learn what to do as an employer to raise awareness of tobacco's harmful effects and discourage use by your employees and their families this World No Tobacco Day and every other day.

Research shows 1 in 8 women in the U.S. still smoke, and smoking is the largest preventable cause of death among American women. Learn what you need to know about women smokers—and why they need your help to quit tobacco, especially now when it’s all-hands-on deck to keep the employees you have as healthy as possible.

For employers to be able to offer tailored tobacco cessation resources, they need to understand the main social determinants driving tobacco use. Learn the biggest social factors associated with tobacco use so you can identify who’s at risk and tailor your cessation efforts in meaningful ways.

Social distancing as a result of COVID-19 can be a golden opportunity for parents to talk to their children about vaping and breaking this harmful behavior. Learn about available resources to help your employees who are parents of kids who vape.

While it's not known what specific impacts the coronavirus has on tobacco users, we do know that smokers are more susceptible to infectious diseases. The COVID-19 pandemic makes it even more important for employers to offer tobacco cessation. Learn about our free and low-cost options to help tobacco users.

Did you know you can use funding from your health plan to buy a point solution for tobacco cessation? Many employers don’t realize that some insurance carriers will pay companies to implement wellness programs.

24% of retail employees use tobacco. With trends and changes in the retail industry, it's time to consider a quit-smoking program. Here are 4 clues your retail organization needs a tobacco cessation program now.