US EditionWhat will happen to CDC’s successful Tips from Former Smokers media campaign and 1-800-QUITNOW service?
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What will happen to CDC’s successful Tips from Former Smokers media campaign and 1-800-QUITNOW service?
In addition to the National Youth Tobacco Survey and other national surveys, the now-shuttered CDC Office on Smoking and Health (OSH) provided technical support and $82 million to support state health departments (zeroed out on April 26, 2025), provided through the National Tobacco Control Program, and prepared dozens of Surgeon General’s reports on smoking and tobacco (archived on the Internet Archive here, in case Trump takes down the CDC page…
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