With more health and safety questions than answers, employers are examining e-cigarette policy options and wondering whether to allow vaping at work. EX Program's Dr. Amanda Graham weighs in on workplace policies around e-cigarettes.

Wondering if you should create workplace smoking policies to include those who vape? Here are 3 things to consider in this HR.com article written by the EX Program's Jessie Saul, Ph.D.

Provide a safe working environment for all employees by including workplace vaping in your formal HR policy. Learn insights from Dr. Amanda Graham on 3 big reasons to include vaping in your tobacco-free policy and 6 steps to get started in this HR Daily Advisor article.

With vaping rates on the rise, and so many questions about it continuing to come up with HR leaders, how do companies add language around vaping to their existing HR policies? EX Program's Dr. Amanda Graham weighs in with a few tips in this article.

The EX Program now offers parents of vapers a new feature that provides quick access to actionable tips they can use to help their child quit. The program provides parents live chat support from tobacco treatment experts and supportive text messages.

Learn about the EX Program's enhanced digital support to help smokeless tobacco users quit.

Michael Amato, Ph.D., methodologist at the EX Program, a digital tobacco cessation program developed by Truth Initiative in collaboration with Mayo Clinic, will be presenting at the 3rd Annual UConn Center for mHealth and Social Media Conference on May 16, 2019, in Storrs, Connecticut.

It's no secret that employees who feel good work better. Here are 6 ways to help your employees focus on wellness at work, including having access to a digital quit smoking program.

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.