Even with knowledge of tobacco’s effects, some healthcare workers still turn to cigarettes.

From the right way to address cessation at work without being patronizing to how to handle surcharges on spouses, we have the answers.

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.

Many Medicaid enrollees want to quit tobacco but few are successful. What will it take to get them the help they need?

If you’re wondering what a menthol cigarette ban or reduced-nicotine cigarettes means for employers or health plans, like you, interested in helping people overcome nicotine addiction, here’s what you need to know.

Cultivating resilience in the workplace today is essential. Resilience is also critical to overcome tobacco addiction. Learn how our EX Coaches teach tobacco users this important skill.

Understanding quit rates when evaluating quit-smoking programs can be complicated. Here are 4 key questions you need to ask when looking for the best smoking cessation program for your group.

Test your knowledge on 4 myths—and truths—about the link between employee mental health and stress smoking.

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.