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2023
Fact Sheet

It is unsafe for kids, teens, and young adults to use e-cigarettes (also known as vapes) and other tobacco products. This fact sheet provides important information to help educators talk with students about the risks of using these products. A Spanish-language version is available online: Cómo entender el uso de vapeadores y otros productos de tabaco entre los jóvene.


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2023
Notepads
These 20-sheet notepads (5.5 by 4.25 inches) include the quit line number, 1-800-QUIT-NOW, and the CDC’s Tips From Former Smokers campaign website address, www.cdc.gov/tips, on each page. Health care providers, counselors, and other professionals can use these to write notes and instructions for smoking patients, who may want and need resources to help them quit smoking.

 

2023
Post Card

As an educator, you play an important role in the lives of your students. This conversation card is designed to help educators engage in meaningful conversations with youth about the dangers of e-cigarette use (also known as vaping) for young people and ways to quit. A Spanish-language version is available online:  Cómo hablar con los estudiantes sobre el vape.

2021
Book
The youth perspective is critical to tobacco prevention and control because most people start smoking cigarettes before age 18. The tobacco industry also continues to use advertising strategies that appeal to youth to recruit the next generation of smokers. Youth involvement can lead to important environmental and social norm changes and reduce pro-tobacco influences. This guide gives program managers information on how to engage youth as a part of a comprehensive tobacco control program.
2017
At-A-Glance
This user guide focuses on the critical role of program infrastructure in achieving and sustaining tobacco prevention and control goals. According to Best Practices 2014, “program infrastructure is the foundation that supports program capacity, implementation, and sustainability.” In 2011, CDC developed the Component Model of Infrastructure (CMI), an evidence-based model that defines infrastructure in practical and actionable terms. The CMI includes five core components of program infrastructure: Responsive Plans and Planning, Multilevel Leadership, Networked Partnerships, Managed Resources, and Engaged Data. As programs are increasingly challenged to secure funding and support, building a strong infrastructure becomes even more important to sustain...
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2017
At-A-Glance
This downloadable sign can help government agencies, NGOs, and businesses communicate their tobacco-free campus policies to staff and visitors. Modeled after CDC’s new tobacco-free campus sign, this generic sign is offered as a resource to the broader tobacco control community. The signs clearly indicate the comprehensive scope of tobacco-free campus policies and include a supportive quit message.
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2016
Report
This Executive Summary provides an overview of the full report of the Surgeon General and highlights the conclusions and findings. The report comprehensively reviews the public health issue of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes), and specifically, the impact of these products on youth and young adults in the United States. Although conventional cigarette smoking has declined markedly over the past several decades, there have been substantial increases in the use of emerging tobacco products, including the dramatic rise in e-cigarette use, among U.S. youth and young adults in recent years. The report focuses on the history, epidemiology, and health effects of e-cigarette use among youth and young adults; the companies involved with marketing...
2016
Report
This Surgeon General’s report comprehensively reviews the public health issue of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes), and specifically, the impact of these products on youth and young adults in the United States. Although conventional cigarette smoking has declined markedly over the past several decades, there have been substantial increases in the use of emerging tobacco products, including the dramatic rise in e-cigarette use, among U.S. youth and young adults in recent years. The report focuses on the history, epidemiology, and health effects of e-cigarette use among youth and young adults; the companies involved with marketing and promoting these products; and existing and proposed public health policies regarding the use of these products by youth and...
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2015
Book
This user guide focuses on how comprehensive tobacco control programs can work to achieve health equity in tobacco prevention and control. It offers tobacco control program staff and partners information on how to work toward achieving health equity when planning, implementing, and enforcing tobacco control policies.
2012
Executive Summary
The 2012 Surgeon General’s Report details important new facts about the epidemic of tobacco use among youth ages 12 through 17 and young adults ages 18 through 25, including the epidemiology, causes, and health effects of this tobacco use and interventions proven to prevent it. This executive summary provides an overview of the full report and highlights the conclusions and findings.
2012
Report
The 2012 Surgeon General’s Report contains up-to-date information about tobacco use among youth and young adults. This report presents the latest science on the health consequences of tobacco use by young people, and discusses social, environmental, genetic, and cognitive factors that influence their use of tobacco, including the influence of the tobacco industry. The report also addresses effective interventions to prevent tobacco use by youth and young adults.
2004
Consumer Guide
This document is intended to help organizations decide whether to undertake youth tobacco-use cessation as a specific tobacco control activity. The publication covers topics such as the quality of the evidence base for youth intervention, the importance of conducting a needs assessment for the population your organization serves, and the need to evaluate your chosen intervention.
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2002
Poster (Flat)
Pro-skateboarder Tony Hawk, who started the extreme sports movement, has turned away big-money offers from tobacco companies. This poster featuring Hawk in action clearly demonstrates that this mega sports star would rather use his celebrity status to teach kids about the dangers of using tobacco. Dimension: 16"x20".

 

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