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The Tips campaign uses approaches to address health disparities in pursuit of health equity by increasing the reach, representation, receptivity, and accessibility of smoking cessation messages.
- About the Campaign
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)...
- How to Quit Smoking
How to Quit Smoking - Tips From Former Smokers ® | Tips From...
- Learn About Quit Smoking Medicines
Learn About Quit Smoking Medicines - Tips From Former...
- Real Stories
The individuals below are participating in the Tips From...
- Diseases/Conditions Featured in the Campaign
Diseases/Conditions Featured in the Campaign - Tips From...
- For Specific Groups
Smoking-related statistics, information, and quitting...
- Partners
The following organizations have partnered with the Tips...
- Campaign Resources
Spread the word about CDC’s Tips From Former Smokers ®...
- About the Campaign
Get rid of all the cigarettes in your home, in your car, and at work before you quit. Get rid of things that you use while smoking like lighters, matches, and ashtrays. Wash your clothes and anything else that smells of tobacco smoke. Tell people you’re quitting so they can support you.
Answers to frequently asked questions about the Tips from Former Smokers campaign, including the why the campaign is running, the effectiveness of using graphic ads, whether the campaign features real people, and issues around to health conditions and diseases related to smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke.
Open-Ended Questions to Use in Discussing Smoking. General Questions: • How do you feel about your smoking? • What are your recent thoughts about quitting smoking? • What do you know about smoking and your family’s health?
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Jan 1, 2014 · Quitting smoking is a huge step forward for improving health and extending life. The well-documented health risks associated with smoking include heart attack, stroke, lung and other cancers, insulin resistance, and tooth loss.
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Frequently Asked Questions. Q. What’s the best way to stop smoking? A. The best way is what is best for you, because you are unique. It’s important to find out more about why you smoke, log into your personal smoker’s diary to find out the best way for you to quit. Q. I am a social smoker, how can I stop? A.