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January 2012

 



Make 2012 Your Year to Quit Smoking

It is the most important New Year's resolution you may ever make.

Many smokers use the New Year's holiday as motivation to quit. In an effort to reach smokers and to help tobacco control programs and organizations reach smokers, CDC has developed resources that tap into the tradition of setting New Year’s resolutions to encourage smokers to quit.

Resources for Tobacco Prevention and Control

The following products and resources are available to help encourage smokers in your community to quit now.

  • Feature Article
    Make 2012 Your Year to Quit Smoking
    This article encourages smokers to make a New Year's resolution to quit and provides friends and family members of smokers with information and resources to encourage the smokers in their lives to quit for good.
  • eCard
    2012: Your Year to Quit
    This animated e-card encourages smokers to make a New Year's resolution to quit.
  • Button
    Your Year to Quit
    States and partners can upload this button to their Web sites to help promote the New Year's cessation message and to link users to related content on this Web site.
  • Related Products
    Media Campaign Resource Center (MCRC) Savings Available for You
    As a friendly reminder, grantees are encouraged to take advantage of MCRC ads that currently are in cycle, many of which promote cessation. Doing so can save thousands of dollars in production costs and talent fees.

Support to Quit

The following free resources are available to help smokers quit.

  • 1-800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669; TTY 1-800-332-8615).
    Smokers can get free support and advice from experienced counselors, a personalized quit plan, self-help materials, the latest information about cessation medications, and more.
  • smokefree.gov and women.smokefree.gov
    These Web sites provide free, accurate, evidence-based information and professional assistance to help support the immediate and long-term needs of people trying to quit smoking.

 

 


 
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