Resources in this section are intended to assist with the prevent initiation of tobacco use among youth and young adults.
Resources in this section are intended to assist with the promotion of quitting tobacco among youth and adults.
Freedom From Smoking (FFS) Templates and Flyers:
Resources in this section are intended to assist with the elimination exposure to secondhand smoke and e-cigarette aerosol.
Resources in this section are intended to assist with tobacco control advocacy and public policy.
Resources in this section are intended to assist with the identification and elimination of tobacco related health disparities.
Asthma is a chronic (or lifelong) disease that can be serious—even life-threatening. There is no cure for asthma. The good news is that with proper management, you or your loved one with asthma can live a normal, healthy life. The more you can learn about asthma, the better you and your loved ones can manage living with this disease, making the most of every day and maintaining a high quality of life. Visit Lung.org/asthma to find more resources related to asthma.
The American Lung Association offers various asthma education resources on lung.org, including the following:
Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center
Health Needs 2020 Assessment Reports – Regional Profiles
Read the announcement concerning a new, national anti-vaping curriculum providing youth with facts about e-cigarettes and resources to quit, called Vaping: Know the Truth.
Vaping: Know the Truth will help guide teachers and empower teens who vape to quit, or to never start in the first place. The curriculum will be available to schools across the country.
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