Pennsylvania Tobacco Data
Reports and Resources
Reports
Pennsylvania Adult Tobacco Use Factsheet 2024
This factsheet provides information regarding adult tobacco use in the Commonwealth in 2022.
Pennsylvania High School Student Tobacco Use Factsheet 2024
This factsheet provides information regarding high school student tobacco use in the Commonwealth in 2021.
Pennsylvania 2021-2022 MPOWER Report
Report of the Pennsylvania Tobacco Prevention and Control Program's efforts to reduce rates of adult smoking, prevent youth use of tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, eliminate secondhand smoke and address tobacco-related disparities in Pennsylvania using the MPOWER framework – Monitor and Promote Prevention Policies; Protect People from Tobacco Smoke; Offer Help to Quit Tobacco; Warn about the Dangers of Tobacco; Enforce and Inform Policy Compliance; and Raise Community and Legislative Awareness.
Pennsylvania MPOWER Infographic
This infographic provides a visual snapshot of the tobacco prevention and cessation program in Pennsylvania during fiscal year 2022.
Tobacco Annual Reports
Annual Reports for fiscal years summarize the activities and accomplishments of Pennsylvania's Division of Tobacco Prevention and Control.
Pennsylvania Tobacco Report 2023
This report provides information regarding trends in adult and youth tobacco use including smoking, smokeless tobacco, and vaping in the Commonwealth from 2012 to 2021.
Behavioral Health Risk Factor Surveillance System Statistics
Youth Risk Behavior Survey
Resources
Pennsylvania Alliance to Control Tobacco (PACT)
PACT assists the Department in strengthening the statewide information and education network on the health impact of tobacco use on tobacco users and non-tobacco users, and works with local shareholders to increase ability and activity on a local level that provides the impetus needed to initiate a statewide grassroots campaign focusing on tobacco pollution.
Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids
Works to protect children from exposure and addiction to tobacco by raising awareness; changing public policies to limit the marketing and sales of tobacco to children; altering the environment in which tobacco use and policy decisions are made; and actively countering the tobacco industry and its special interests. The Center also encourages youth advocacy to support policy change, to hold tobacco control activities and to help educate peers on the dangers of tobacco.
American Cancer Society
Provides smoking education, prevention and cessation programs and distributes pamphlets, posters and exhibits on smoking.
American Heart Association
Promotes smoking intervention programs at schools, workplaces and health care sites.
American Lung Association
Conducts programs addressing smoking cessation, prevention, and the protection of nonsmokers' health and provides a variety of educational materials for the public and health professionals.
To compare Pennsylvania tobacco use information with other states and for national statistics about tobacco use, prevention, and control visit CDC's State Tobacco Activities Tracking and Evaluation (STATE) System website.