New Brief Outlines Devastating Harms from Tobacco Use and Exposure to Second-Hand Tobacco Smoke During Pregnancy and Throughout Childhood
March 16, 2021 World Health Organization Statement A new WHO report, Tobacco control to improve child health and development, calls for raising awareness among practitioners and policymakers about the importance of strong tobacco control measures for protecting the […]
posted on 03/19/2021
UNR Student Advocates for Smoke-Free Movement
Guest Blog: Sydney Miranda, University of Nevada, Reno School of Community Health Sciences I am a Community Health Sciences student at the University of Nevada, Reno, set to graduate in spring of 2021. This semester I have […]
posted on 12/03/2020
It’s Time for Casinos and Bars to be 100% Smoke-Free
Blog By: Kelli Goatley-Seals, MPH, NTPC President When my son turned 16, he started looking for a job. Here is important context: I am a former contractor for a local health insurance company who provided wellness education to […]
posted on 11/20/2020
Park MGM is a good start, but smoke free should be the new standard on the Las Vegas strip
By: Cynthia Hallett, The Nevada Independent Earlier this year, a longtime Las Vegas gaming employee named Steve called in to KNPR and summarized for listeners why the city’s casinos must finally go smoke free. “I started dealing on […]
posted on 10/26/2020
Nevada Tobacco Prevention Coalition Challenging More Casinos to go Smoke-Free
By: KTNV Staff, KTNV The Nevada Tobacco Prevention Coalition (NTPC), comprised of collaborating public health and private partner organizations, is celebrating MGM’s decision to open the Park MGM and NoMad in Las Vegas smoke-free. In addition […]
posted on 09/28/2020
By Going Smokeless, Park MGM can be a Healthy Trendsetter on the Strip
By: Editorial, Las Vegas Sun MGM Resorts International gave Las Vegas two reasons to cheer with its announcement that the Park MGM resort would reopen at the end of the month. Not only is it a […]
posted on 09/18/2020