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Helping Reduce Underage Tobacco Use According to several studies, underage tobacco use has declined since the mid-1990s, driven primarily by declines in underage cigarette smoking. While this is encouraging, it remains a serious issue.
Helping Reduce Underage Tobacco Use
According to several studies, underage tobacco use has declined since the mid-1990s, driven primarily by declines in underage cigarette smoking. While this is encouraging, it remains a serious issue.
Research shows that parents can influence a child’s decision not to smoke or use other tobacco products. The Search Institute's ParentFurther website is one resource to help parents.

Research shows that parents can influence a child’s decision not to smoke or use other tobacco products. The Search Institute's ParentFurther website is one resource to help parents.

To help and encourage parents to talk effectively with their kids about not using tobacco products and avoiding other risky behaviors, Philip Morris USA provided funding to the Search Institute to develop ParentFurther®  – an online resource for parents and other caring adults. This practical, user-friendly resource encourages proactive parenting with everyday tips and tools for a wide range of subjects, including underage tobacco use.

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