See the results of this groudbreaking study that demonstrates our text messaging program for quitting vaping increased quit rates by 35% among adolescent e-cigarette users.

The landscape of availability, policies, and norms around e-cigarette use and cessation has changed rapidly in the last few years. This analysis compares user-submitted reasons for quitting vaping from 2022 to a previous analysis from 2019 to determine whether motivations have shifted among young people.

Findings showed that those who enrolled in the vaping cessation program reported higher psychological distress, frequency of e-cigarette use, and nicotine dependence. Implications of these findings show communications for vaping cessation programs may need to be adjusted to have broader appeal among young people.

Researchers examined survey and interview data to compare how people view and quit tobacco. See how exclusive e-cigarette users vs. dual users view quitting.

See how support from seed users helped more participants quit smoking, while interactions with other participants did not. This suggests seed users are key to encouraging health behavior changes in new online communities.

Persons with serious mental illness are three times more likely to smoke tobacco than are persons in the general U.S. population. This study adapted EX for people with serious mental illness to bridge the post-hospital treatment gap and promote continued abstinence from smoking after discharge.

This study investigated how changes in cannabis use frequency may influence cigarette cessation among people with HIV smokers.

This study tested two approaches to promote quitting among smokers who were getting surgery. One focused on the benefits of quitting in preparation for surgery and the other focused on the long-term benefits of quitting. Results showed that it is feasible to engage smokers in quitting around surgery and that satisfaction was high with both approaches.

Discover how this pilot study shows that live text counseling boosts short-term e-cigarette quitting success.