The Tobacco Use Prevention
Program of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment provides
resources and technical assistance to community coalitions for development,
enhancement, and evaluation of state and local initiatives to prevent
morbidity and mortality from tobacco use addiction. The Tobacco
Use Prevention program focuses on four priority areas:
- Preventing the initiation of tobacco use
among young people.
- Promoting quitting among young people and
adults.
- Eliminating nonsmokers' exposure to secondhand smoke.
- Identifying and eliminating the disparities
related to tobacco use and its effects among different population
groups.
Tobacco Use Prevention Program 2009 Overview (.pdf)
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