This one‑pager explains how higher tobacco pricing reduces tobacco use, particularly among youth, improves public health, and supports prevention and cessation efforts across the state.
This one‑pager highlights the need for a comprehensive Clean Indoor Air Act with no exemptions. It summarizes the dangers of secondhand smoke, the impact on workers in casinos, bars, and other indoor environments, and strong public support for smoke‑free policies across Pennsylvania.
Based on PHMC Nicotine Poll findings, this one‑pager outlines how flavored tobacco and nicotine products — including menthol, fruit, and candy flavors — drive initiation and ongoing use. It includes public perceptions of flavored product harm, addictiveness, and support for a menthol ban.
This resource details Pennsylvanians’ strong support for enforcing tobacco and nicotine sales laws, including penalties for illegal under‑21 sales, retailer accountability measures, and universal ID requirements. It’s ideal for legislative visits focused on compliance and youth access.
This one‑pager highlights widespread public belief that all tobacco and nicotine products are harmful, paired with data on exposure to tobacco marketing online and in convenience stores. It makes the case for ongoing prevention, education, and policy action.
Of the 300+ college campuses in Pennsylvania, there are about 72 designated as smoke free campuses or sites. A “site” may include off-campus buildings or facilities used for administrative or educational purposes. Among these 72, some campuses have expanded policies that are completely tobacco free, including restrictions on products such as hookah and e-cigarettes.
