Amanda Graham, Ph.D., senior vice president of Innovations at Truth Initiative, will present at the Indiana Cancer Consortium Annual Meeting on April 24, 2019. Amanda's presentation, "Clearing the Air in Indiana with Digital Programs for Smoking & Vaping Cessation," will discuss how digital interventions support a multi-level approach to tobacco control, involving physicians, communities, and employers.

The EX Program from Truth Initiative announced the addition of Jennifer Gendron in the key position of Head of Development, Innovations. Gendron will oversee sales, marketing, client success, and partnerships for the EX Program.

The EX Program from Truth Initiative® brings smoking cessation to the Wellable network of employee wellness solutions for employers and health plans.

In this SELF magazine article, Amanda Graham, senior vice president of Innovations at Truth Initiative, who leads the EX Program, shares insights on our new e-cigarette program.

The significant increase in vaping, especially among high and middle schoolers, prompted the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to hold a hearing to discuss therapies to help people who are addicted to nicotine. This article provides an overview of what is being done to address rising levels of e-cigarette use among youth.

Learn how Fort Scott Community College is integrating the EX Program into their tobacco cessation initiatives to help employees and students quit smoking.

Amanda Graham, SVP of Innovations, shares insights on a wide range of topics about Truth Initiative and what makes a tobacco cessation program successful.

Online social networks are becoming an increasingly prevalent strategy for public health and other stakeholders to cut down unhealthy behaviors, such as postpartum weight loss and smoking cessation. A unique benefit of an online social network is it brings people together in a way to support each other that no other treatment modality is capable of accomplishing.

The internet is the first place that many tobacco users seek help to quit. But what makes online quit-smoking programs effective? A new study published in the Annals of Behavioral Medicine uncovered important insights about what motivates the actions that smokers take.