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Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Programs

State Tobacco Prevention Programs

State Template: Impact of OSH Cuts

State Tobacco Prevention Programs

Key Elements and Funding Sources

Essential Elements of a Comprehensive State Program

State Tobacco Settlement Spending for Tobacco Prevention 2000-2025

MSA Calls for States to Invest Tobacco Settlement Funds to Prevent and Reduce Tobacco Use

Tax Increases Are Not Enough — States Must Also Invest in Tobacco Prevention Programs

State Tobacco-Prevention Spending vs. State Tobacco Revenues

Using Tobacco Settlement Funds for Tobacco Prevention: Supportive Quotes from High-Ranking State Officials

Save Lives and Money

Comprehensive Statewide Programs Reduce Tobacco Use

Return on Investment from Investing in Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Programs

Comprehensive State Tobacco-Control Programs Save Money

The Impact of Reductions in Tobacco Control Program Funding

Public Education Campaigns Reduces Tobacco Use

Scientific Conclusions on the Effectiveness of Comprehensive Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Programs

Scientific Conclusions on the Effectiveness of Public Education Campaigns

Quitlines Help Smokers Quit

Enforcing Laws Prohibiting Cigarette Sales to Kids Reduces Youth Smoking

Youth Purchase and Possession Laws are Not Proven to Reduce Tobacco Use

Preventing Tobacco Use Saves Lives and Money

CDC Tobacco Control Programs

Comprehensive Statewide Programs Reduce Tobacco Use

Public Education Campaigns Reduces Tobacco Use

Quitlines Help Smokers Quit

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Office on Smoking and Health

The Public Health Impact of CDC’s “Tips from Former Smokers” Campaign

Eliminating CDC’s Office on Smoking and Health Will Undercut State Tobacco Control Programs and Increase Tobacco-Caused Death and Disease, Tobacco Prevention Programs Save Lives and Money

Preventing Tobacco Use Saves Lives and Money

State Template: Impact of OSH Cuts

State Tobacco Settlements

Understanding the Tobacco Settlement Agreements

MSA Restrictions on Tobacco Company Lobbying

Summary of the Master Settlement Agreement (MSA)

Q and A's on Settlement

The 'Vilification Clause' Does Not Restrict State Tobacco Prevention Spending

Master Settlement Agreement Provisions Relating to Cigarette Company 'Anti-Youth-Smoking' Efforts

Tobacco Settlement Payments to the States

State Tobacco Settlement Spending for Tobacco Prevention 2000-2025

MSA Calls for States to Invest Tobacco Settlement Funds to Prevent and Reduce Tobacco Use

Using Tobacco Settlement Funds for Tobacco Prevention: Supportive Quotes from High-Ranking State Officials

Unadjusted Base Payments to the States from the Tobacco Settlements

Actual Annual Payments Received by the States from the Tobacco Settlements, 1998-2024

Adjustments to the States' Tobacco Settlement Receipts

State Tobacco Prevention Spending vs. Tobacco Company Marketing

Cessation: Helping Smokers and Other Tobacco Users Quit

Helping Tobacco Users Quit

Quitlines Help Smokers Quit

Benefits from Tobacco Use Cessation

Immediate Smoker Savings from Quitting in Each State