Surgeon General Reports on Tobacco Health Disparities and E-cigs available at UCSF Tobacco Center eScholarship site

Posted byStanton GlantzPosted ine-cigarettes, health, public health, tobacco control programs, vaping, youth

Shortly after Donald Trump took office, the Surgeon General Reports Eliminating Tobacco-Related Disease and Death: Addressing Disparities (2024) and E-cigarette Use Among Youth and Young Adults (2016), together with related public education materials, disappeared from the CDC website.

As of today (February 24, 2025), the e-cigarette report was back on the CDC website, but the disparities one was not.

Fortunately, the UCSF Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education downloaded all this material and put freely accessible copies in the UC eScholarship archive here.

Published by Stanton Glantz

Stanton Glantz is a retired Professor of Medicine who served on the University of California San Francisco faculty for 45 years. He conducts research on tobacco and cannabis control and cardiovascular disease/

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