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From the Genome to the Exposome: Mapping Causal Associations Between Environmental Factors and Population Health D Rasooly et al, CDC Blog Post, September 6, 2022
Get Inspired to Quit With the Tips From Former Smokers Campaign CDC, March 2022
Four Things You Should Know About Arthritis CDC, October 2021
Health Equity for People with Disabilities CDC, July 2021
Smoking Cessation: A Report of the Surgeon General CDC, February 2020
Quit Smoking for Better Health CDC, January 2020
Smokefree Through Generations CDC, 2019
Alzheimer's Disease-Genes Do Not Equal Destiny CDC Podcast, October 22, 2019
E-Cigarettes: Talk to Youth About the Risks CDC Information, 2019
Former Smokers and Their Families Speak Out CDC, April 2019
Tobacco Use By Youth Is Rising- E-cigarettes are the main reason CDC Vital Signs, February 2019
It’s Never Too Early to Quit Smoking CDC, January 2019
Protect Your Heart from Tobacco
Dear John, There’s no point in waiting any longer. Let’s call it quits S Bowen et al, CDC Blog, Mar 7, 2018
Quitting Can Make You a Winner
Most cases of lung cancer are due to smoking; however, there are other risk factors including family history.
Never Let Genetics Blind You to the Harsh Reality of Cigarettes S Bowen, CDC Blog Post 2012
Cancer and Tobacco Use Tobacco use causes many cancers, CDC Vital Signs, November 2016
Some racial, ethnic groups continue smoking cigarettes at higher rates CDC press release, August 4, 2016
Largest Study Yet Shows Mother’s Smoking Changes Baby’s Epigenome Francis Collins, NIH Director, April 12, 2016
Impact of first federally funded anti-smoking ad campaign remains strong after three years
Smokers' Stories: Five Reasons to Quit Tips from former smokers, 2016
I'm Ready to Quit!
Make 2016 Your Year to Quit
Take That First Quit Step
CDC Newsroom: 58 million nonsmokers in US are still exposed to secondhand smoke Two of every five children -- including seven in 10 black children -- are exposed, February 2015
CDC Infographic: Secondhand smoke exposure is harmful and remains high for certain groups.
CDC Tips from Former Smokers Marlene developed an advanced eye disease called age-related macular degeneration
CDC Feature: The new smoking story: Going blind
E-cigarette use triples among middle and high school students in just one year CDC MMWR Article April 2015