When addressing potential hazards as people return to work, vaping in the workplace might be a blind spot. Learn how it affects both vapers and non-vapers, how vaping impacts productivity, and what you can do to reduce the hazards.

For 2 years running, employers cite musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) as the most costly condition driving health care costs. But providing treatment for MSD without addressing tobacco use is treating the symptom instead of the cause. Here’s why.

March 23 is Diabetes Alert Day, a day to focus on the serious consequences of diabetes and smoking cigarettes. See how you can help employees and members with diabetes who use tobacco.

Learn the 4 hallmarks to providing smoking cessation programs in the workplace that work. Start by asking these questions.

Despite all we know about the health problems caused by using tobacco, people continue to smoke, dip or chew. This can seem baffling. Learn why people can't just stop smoking.

Much like 2020, making predictions for 2021 isn’t easy, but one thing is likely: you may want to reconsider your approach to incentives to help people quit tobacco.

We recently completed a study on digital live chat coaching as an innovative tobacco cessation treatment modality. See what our results show.

February is American Heart Month, a time to focus on cardiovascular health. And for tobacco users, this month triggers an important reminder of the benefits of quitting. See how you can help employees with heart disease who use tobacco.

It’s a controversial question that has dominated headlines recently, but the science is clear.