Commercial Tobacco Prevention and Treatment Program: Resources

Publications

The Commercial Tobacco Prevention and Treatment Program publishes fact sheets to summarize key data points about the prevalence of commercial tobacco and nicotine product use in Wisconsin.

Fact sheets

• Adults and Commercial Tobacco in Wisconsin: 2021 Behavioral Risk Factor Survey Findings, P-02956 (PDF)
• 2024 Smoking During Pregnancy in Wisconsin, P-02394 (Available in English, Spanish, and Hmong)

Reports

• Wisconsin Tobacco Facts December 2023 (PDF), Center for Urban Population Health at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
• Wisconsin Tobacco Facts: Menthol Use Among Wisconsin Adults March 2024 (PDF), Center for Urban Population Health at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
• Wisconsin Tobacco Facts: Smoking During Pregnancy May 2024 (PDF), Center for Urban Population Health at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Youth resources

• Tobacco Free Kids
• truth Campaign
• The Real Cost Campaign
• Tobacco is Changing

Clean Indoor Air Act

Americans for Nonsmokers' Rights

Federal resources

• U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Office on Smoking and Health
• U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Oral Health
• National Cancer Institute
• U.S. Federal Drug Administration, Center for Tobacco Products

Related partners and programs

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The word "tobacco" on this page refers to commercial tobacco, not traditional Native American tobacco

Traditional tobacco: a sacred medicine for healing; offerings to the Creator; and spiritual gifts to express gratitude, show respect, and ask for prayers or advice. Commercial tobacco ("tobacco"): changes the meaning of traditional tobacco into dangerous recreational commodities like cigarettes, vapes, and chewing tobacco.