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Printer-friendly guide to tobacco cessation, nicotine, health effects, motivating quit factors, and places to look for help. |
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Provides information about heart disease risk and smoking, links to smoking cessation resources, and ways to get involved in anti-tobacco advocacy. |
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Official website for the Legacy Foundation which is dedicated to helping young people reject tobacco and help people quit tobacco use. Provides information about programs such as truth, EX, and Smoking in Movies. Also provides information about current research and grants. |
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Includes information on Tobacco Control and Teens, Targeted Populations, Tobacco Control News, as well as a search engine for professionals |
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Provides information and materials concerning the “Ask and Act” physician-driven cessation initiative. Materials include: national quitline cards to order, Patient Stop Smoking Guide, practice materials, list of CME opportunities, reimbursement info, and information about “Physicians as Leaders”. |
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This website is based on the school curriculum called ASPIRE (A Smoking Prevention Interactive Experience). Includes interactive activities, videos and support strategies. Based on a school program developed at the Univ. of Texas. |
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Addresses how tobacco is targeted to kids
Info on tobacco legislation Federal and state initiatives
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Tips for Youth Celebrities against smoking
Information Anti-smoking posters, etc.
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Government website that provides cessation and prevention materials for youth and providers. Also access to media campaigns and clinical guidelines. |
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Clinical Practice Guideline for Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence: 2008 Update (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)
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This clinical practice guideline update includes new information on effective clinical
treatments that has become available since the 2000 guideline from the U.S. government. It should be an integral part of any clinical cessation program and offers specific information about teens and teen-related issues.
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Includes quitting tips, media resources for middle and high school, information about smoking ads, and resources for youth research and advocacy. |
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American Lung Association’s free online 7 module smoking cessation program
Includes facts sheets and other support resources
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Informational site about the effects of exposure to environmental tobacco smoke Includes, news, facts and links to other resources
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Federally funded Internet-based smokeless tobacco cessation project specifically designed for youth aged 14-25. Website will launch in February 2008. |
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Provides information on how to quit (including NCI’s quitline), general smoking/tobacco, tobacco research, literature, and statistics. Also provides information about cancers associated with smoking or tobacco use. Information is also available in Spanish. |
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Website contains information concerning all types of dental and craniofacial diseases and current research, including those associated with tobacco use. Also contains detailed guides to certain conditions and treatment options. |
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Website contains information concerning all types of dental and craniofacial diseases and current research, including those associated with tobacco use. Also contains detailed guides to certain conditions and treatment options.
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Information about nicotine addiction Effects and Side effects of smoking Interactive quizzes or games Materials for teachers and educators |
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National program to discover the best ways to help pregnant smokers quit and disseminate evidence-based treatments. Provides information about cessation, risks, and practice resources for everyone involved n the cessation process, from the provider and smoker to the policy maker and human resources representative. Supported by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. |
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Website created by the Tobacco Control Research Branch of the National Cancer Institute that helps smokers quit and stay quit. Provides an online stop-by-step cessation guide, general smoking information, local/state/NCI quitlines, printable/ordered publications, and information about current smoking studies. |
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Patient handouts, practice guidelines, and official reports concerning tobacco cessation. |
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Free online access to the Adolescent Smoking Cessation Escaping Nicotine and Tobacco (ASCENT) program from Danya International, Inc. Includes quit tools, links to quit lines, youth advocacy and facts, and a message board.
Excellent resources also found in Spanish.
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Information about how to quit for teens interested in quitting. Includes information on the effects of smoking, steps to quitting, and what to expect, a quiz, links to other informational articles and other resources
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National teen tobacco campaign funded by American Legacy Foundation. Documents the information gathered by the tour riders on various tobacco companies and their products. Contains reports, facts, and games.
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This internet link directs you to a summarized version of the extensive guidelines provided for health care administrators, insurers, managed care organizations, and purchasers by the U.S. Public Health Service. This document can also be helpful for smaller organizations or individual practices in providing ideas for systems integration.
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Includes and online quit guide (with pdf links), links to talk with a professional online or over the phone, free materials to help quit |
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Run by Children’s Hospital Boston. Contains information about the health effects of smoking, tobacco industry advertising, and information about how to quit for young women. |
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Aimed at Teens Message boards for teens to share ideas Aimed at “stopping” big tobacco
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