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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is continuing Tips From Former Smokers® (Tips®), the national tobacco education ad campaign featuring real people living with the effects of smoking-related diseases or exposure to secondhand. The Tips campaign began in 2012 as the first national campaign sponsored and funded by a federal agency with the goal of educating the public about the harmful effects of smoking and encouraging quitting. The commercials in the Tips campaign show how smoking-related illnesses have forever changed the lives of everyday people.

To receive more information, or to arrange an interview with a subject matter expert, call the Office on Smoking and Health press line at 770.488.5493; or email media@cdc.gov.

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Tips-related Publications and News

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Images and Photos

Tips 2018 Photos

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Download Center

CDC’s Tips From Former Smokers campaign materials are available without cost. Visit the Download Center to learn more about the parameters and restrictions on their use.

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Matte Articles

Pre-written matte articles ready for adaptation and use by journalists, bloggers, or other members of the media about the Tips from Former Smokers campaign.

Tips Campaign Matte Article for the General Public: CDC’s Tips From Former Smokers Campaign Airing a New Round of Hard-Hitting Commercials

Tips Campaign Matte Article for African Americans: CDC Continues Tips From Former Smokers Campaign

Tips Campaign Matte Article for American Indian/Alaska Natives: CDC Continues Tips From Former Smokers Campaign

Tips Campaign Matte Article for Asian Americans: CDC’s Tips From Former Smokers Campaign Engages Asian Americans

Tips Campaign Matte Article for Faith Communities: Faith Leaders Unite in Support of CDC’s Tips From Former Smokers Campaign

Tips Campaign Matte Article for Hispanics/Latinos: Emotional Ads Show Smoking’s Toll in Hispanic and Latino Families

Tips Campaign Matte Article for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Communities: Emotional Ads Show Smoking’s Toll in LGBT Communities

Tips Campaign Matte Article for Military Service Members and Vets: CDC’s Tips From Former Smokers Campaign Airing a New Round of Hard-Hitting Commercials

 

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Overviews of Diseases / Conditions

Learn the facts about the smoking-related diseases and conditions featured in the campaign.

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