Great American Smokeout 2018
Quit smoking during the Great American Smokeout (GASO) November 15, 2018!
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Category: What’s New
What's New
Dear Me: Patrick
“Why be so selfish?”
Read MoreTips From Former Smokers – Amanda
Some of the reasons to quit are very small.
Read MoreDear Me: Sharon
“There are so many reasons for you to quit.”
Read MoreQuitWorks-NH offers online Professional Development for Tobacco Treatment
Free continuing education credits are available at QuitWorksNH.org!
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Commit to Quit Smoking in 2017
Make this the year you quit smoking! This could be the most important resolution you ever make.
Read MoreTobacco Industry Watch: Deadly Alliance
Report by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids reveals that convenience stores and other retail outlets have become by far the dominant channel for marketing tobacco products in the United States and point-of-sale marketing is very effective at reaching kids and influencing them to smoke.
Read MoreMaking the Case for Smoke free Multi-Unit Housing
Most people know that secondhand smoke is a serious health threat for both children and adults. There is no safe level of secondhand smoke exposure. For people who live in multi-unit housing properties such as apartment...
Read MoreYouth E-Cigarette Use Triples in One Year
Current e-cigarette use among middle and high school students tripled from 2013 to 2014, according to data published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Tobacco Products (CTP).
Read MoreThe Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act
Visit the FDA website to learn more »
Read MoreSouthern New Hampshire Services Senior Housing goes smoke-free
Effective August 1, all 28 senior housing facilities managed by Southern New Hampshire Services (SNHS), will be smoke-free.
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NH DHHS Promotes Quitting Tobacco with Contest: Dear Me New Hampshire
NH DHHS is launching a contest with the hard-hitting media campaign: Dear Me New Hampshire.
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