E-cigarette use among high school students surged 78% from 2017-2018, affecting 3.05 million teens. Most e-cigarettes contain highly addictive nicotine, which harms developing adolescent brains until age 25, affecting attention, learning, mood, and impulse control. Young vapers face increased risks of future cigarette use and exposure to harmful substances.
Tobacco CDC Feature Article for Pride Month Focuses on Reducing Smoking within the LGBTQ+ Community
The CDC's Office on Smoking and Health released a new Pride Month feature addressing tobacco use disparities in the LGBTQ+ community. Learn why smoking rates are disproportionately high—up to one in three transgender adults—and discover actionable strategies healthcare professionals, communities, and individuals can implement to reduce smoking and promote health equity.
Webinar CTCCCP Cancer Survivorship Webinar Series
Join the California Tribal Comprehensive Cancer Control Program for essential cancer survivorship webinars. Explore alternative pain management, wellness initiatives for Native communities, healing talking circles, and coping strategies. Four sessions starting May 27th. Register now to support your cancer survival journey with culturally-informed resources and expert guidance.
Webinar Webinar Video Screening – “Someone You Love: The HPV Epidemic”
Join the National Native Network and Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan for a vital webinar on May 13, 2020. Watch "Someone You Love: The HPV Epidemic" documentary and participate in a live Q&A with Dr. Amanda Bruegl. Learn cervical cancer screening guidelines, HPV vaccination schedules, and disease burden affecting Native communities. Free registration available now.
CRIHB CRIHB: California Tribal Comprehensive Cancer Control Program May E-Newsletter
Discover the latest cancer control initiatives from California's tribal communities. The California Rural Indian Health Board shares May updates on comprehensive programs designed to support Native American health. Explore vital resources, community insights, and health announcements. Click to access the complete e-newsletter and stay informed about tribal cancer prevention and wellness efforts.
Tobacco CDC: CDC’s Successful Tips from Former Smokers Campaign Returns in March
The CDC's Tips from Former Smokers Campaign returns for its ninth year in March, featuring real stories of individuals living with serious smoking-related health consequences. New ads highlight how smoking affects not only smokers but their loved ones too, including caregivers managing health crises. Since 2012, the campaign has inspired over one million people to successfully quit smoking through powerful, evidence-based messaging.
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CRIHB CRIHB: California Tribal Comprehensive Cancer Control Program May E-Newsletter
Discover the latest cancer control initiatives from California's tribal communities. The California Rural Indian Health Board shares May updates on comprehensive programs designed to support Native American health. Explore vital resources, community insights, and health announcements. Click to access the complete e-newsletter and stay informed about tribal cancer prevention and wellness efforts.
Tobacco CDC: CDC’s Successful Tips from Former Smokers Campaign Returns in March
The CDC's Tips from Former Smokers Campaign returns for its ninth year in March, featuring real stories of individuals living with serious smoking-related health consequences. New ads highlight how smoking affects not only smokers but their loved ones too, including caregivers managing health crises. Since 2012, the campaign has inspired over one million people to successfully quit smoking through powerful, evidence-based messaging.
U.S. Public Health Service Smoking Cessation – A Report of the Surgeon General
The Surgeon General's 2020 Smoking Cessation Report reveals evidence-based strategies for quitting tobacco. Access comprehensive key findings, consumer guides, and cessation resources through official HHS and CDC channels. Discover proven methods to support your journey toward a smoke-free life today.
Turquoise Cervical Cancer Awareness Month Resources – W.H.O.
Cervical cancer remains preventable and treatable when detected early. This Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, explore vital resources from the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer. Access educational videos, prevention strategies, and screening information to protect your health and support awareness efforts in your community.