Welcome to our Nicotine Educational Videos hub. Here, you’ll find expert insights, real-life stories, groundbreaking research, and historical videos on nicotine addiction, quitting smoking, quitting vaping, and more. Explore this curated collection to gain knowledge, make informed decisions, and begin your journey to freedom from nicotine.
Nicotine Addiction Specialist Joel Spitzer discusses how nicotine, delivered by any source and through any route of administration, has the full potential to cause relapse in any former smoker or user of any nicotine product.
Featuring Dr. Jeffrey Wigand, The Insider Journey through the hidden truths of nicotine addiction with Dr. Jeffrey Wigand, the whistleblower featured in The Insider
Dr. Andrew Huberman explains nicotine's effects on the brain and body. This episode should interest former and current nicotine users, those wanting to quit smoking or vaping, and anyone curious about nicotine’s biological impact.
Explore the public health challenges posed by e-cigarettes and Electronic Delivery Systems (ENDS) in this CDC Public Health Grand Rounds session
Experience Pam Laffin’s touching journey, a woman who battled and succumbed to smoking-related disease
Hollywood insiders speak out about artists’ rights, social responsibility, and the First Amendment.
‘…glamorization of smoking in film directly impacts young people, so we must find other, safer images to put onscreen.’ - Rob Reiner, Director, Actor, and Producer
Discover critical insights on vaping and e-cigarettes with TEDMED speaker Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin.
According to the CDC, young brains are more vulnerable to nicotine addiction, heightening the risk of substance abuse in the future. Educators must emphasize the risks associated with e-cigarettes and encourage students to cultivate positive coping mechanisms.
Mental health challenges among youth are increasing. Students dealing with stress and anxiety may require additional support to quit vaping. Educators should recognize that young people might vape to alleviate stress and anxiety, fostering a cycle of nicotine addiction.
Join Dr. Victor DeNoble as he reveals his groundbreaking research as a young scientist at Philip Morris and exposes the lies of the multi-billion dollar tobacco industry, taking the fight to Washington, DC.
Thanks to regulations and marketing restrictions in the US, smoking rates have dropped significantly. John Oliver exposes the global tactics of tobacco companies to maintain their business overseas in this hard-hitting special.
The former-giant e-cigarette mass marketer created a new generation of teens who have become addicted to nicotine.
The 1996 Mike Wallace interview inspired the movie “The Insider” and changed Big Tobacco forever.
“The Insider” recounts the events that pitted an ordinary man against the tobacco industry, dragging former tobacco executive Dr. Jeffrey Wigand and CBS’s 60 Minutes producer Lowell Bergman into the fight of their lives.
This riveting Russell Crowe and Al Pacino film uncovers how the tobacco industry operates.
"Addiction Incorporated" tells the explosive story of Victor DeNoble. In the 1980s, DeNoble was a research scientist at a major tobacco company tasked with finding a nicotine substitute that would not cause heart attacks.
This is a must-watch for any smoker.
Dr. Victor DeNoble and Charles Evans Jr. were interviewed about their film “Addiction Incorporated” and expose the tobacco industry’s secrets, a must-watch for every smoker
Explore this award-winning film critically, which examines the history of smoking and corruption and the global fight for safer smoking alternatives.
This satirical comedy-drama film is about Nick Naylor (Aaron Eckhart), a smooth-talking tobacco lobbyist hired to protect the tobacco industry’s interests and dispel smoking myths.
The film explores the world of public relations and the persuasion to make smoking look cool despite the adverse health effects.
Travel back in time to the golden era of cigarette advertising on TV in this first part of A&E’s three-part series
Continue the journey through the rise and fall of cigarette advertising on TV in this second part of A&E’s three-part series
Conclude the exploration of cigarette advertising’s impact on TV in the final part of A&E’s three-part series
Allen Carr teaches that smokers don't gain any benefit from smoking a cigarette; instead, it merely alleviates the withdrawal symptoms caused by the last cigarette, leading to a new cycle of withdrawal.
Supermodel and advocate Christy Turlington exposes seven deadly myths about smoking and reveals natural methods to quit
