Institute for Global Tobacco Control
News & Events
- Lecture: Principles of Tobacco Branding
May 11, 2017
Video coming soon - Lecture: Pop culture matters
Watch the video - New research: Compliance with tobacco packaging health warning label laws: 2015-2016 collection
Fact sheets from three countries - Lecture: Smokefree 2025 and ASPIRE 2025 – research to achieve the endgame for tobacco smoking
Watch the video - Let Smokers See the Warning They Need
Dr. Joanna Cohen, New York Times
The Institute for Global Tobacco Control's (IGTC) mission is to prevent death and disease from tobacco products by generating evidence to support effective tobacco control interventions.
Operating within the three-pillar framework of (1) knowledge generation, synthesis and translation, (2) evaluation and surveillance, and (3) capacity building, IGTC's goal is to reduce tobacco use globally.
IGTC's work supports tobacco control action in countries around the world, and the institute has received recognition for its work and achievements by being designated as a partner in a number of public health initiatives since its inception in 1998, including being a collaborating center of the World Health Organization since 2004. As a key player in the tobacco control arena, IGTC has trained hundreds of professionals through capacity building programs and produced more than 100 articles in peer-reviewed academic journals.
Epidemic Analysis
The "Be Marlboro" campaign is running globally. Teens tell us whether they think it's youth-focused.
Global Research
Despite smoking bans, more than half of Turkish nightclub owners report that patrons smoke.
Published Research
Use our tobacco control compliance guides, state of evidence reviews, journal publications and fact sheets.
Understanding Plain Packaging
Dr. Cohen kicks of World No Tobacco Month 2016 by explaining the intricacies of plain packaging and standardized packaging laws. See all of our World No Tobacco Day Resources.