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Tobacco Surcharge: What the Evidence Shows Will Help People Quit

Jessie Saul, Ph.D., Director, Strategic Insights

Most tobacco users want to quit, but many are not confident that they can quit. Learn how a tobacco surcharge or quit-smoking incentive can help smokers decide to quit and increase engagement.

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When Is Lung Cancer Awareness Month? Answer: November

Jessie Saul, Ph.D., Director, Strategic Insights

See 3 key facts for Lung Cancer Awareness Month to keep top of mind while raising lung cancer awareness to employees.

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4 Ways to Promote the Benefits of Quitting Tobacco this November

Lauren Higgins, Vice President, Revenue

November is packed with special events to raise awareness about the benefits of quitting tobacco to employees or members. See 4 observances you can use to engage tobacco users.

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How to Handle a Hybrid or Remote Workers Policy for Tobacco Use

Barbara L. Zabawa, JD, MPH, Founder and President, Center for Health and Wellness Law, LLC

Should a hybrid work or remote workers policy for tobacco use be the same for on-site workers? Here's what you need to know.

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Choosing a Solid Partner in a Turbulent Digital Health Market

Amanda Graham Ph.D., Chief Health Officer

The digital health boom seems to be cooling off. Here are 5 factors that can help you pick a digital health platform that's here to stay.

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Tailored Text Message and Web Intervention for Smoking Cessation in U.S. Socioeconomically-Disadvantaged Young Adults: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Preventive Medicine

The EX text message cessation program was adapted to uniquely address the needs of young adult smokers with low levels of education or income. In a randomized trial, those receiving the modified program were nearly 4 times more likely to be abstinent at 3-months and to report higher confidence to quit.

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Free vs. Fee-based Smoking Cessation Benefits: Which Work Better?

Michael Burke, EdD, Mayo Clinic Nicotine Dependence Center, Program Director

Learn the answers to common questions employers should ask when designing cost-effective employee smoking cessation benefits.

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EX Program Helps Answer “How to Help Your Child Stop Vaping?”

The EX Program recently launched a robust suite of new resources to support parents of youth or young adults who are vaping.

Why Quit Smoking Programs Need to Stay in Your Benefits Mix

Amanda Graham Ph.D., Chief Health Officer

Addressing tobacco can have more of a ripple effect than employers might think.

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