Thirdhand smoke—residue left on clothing and surfaces by smokers—may increase Type 2 diabetes risk. Research shows exposure causes insulin resistance, a precursor to diabetes. Children and elderly face higher vulnerability since they frequently contact contaminated surfaces and objects in homes and cars.
Discover the latest strategies for tobacco cessation in the March 2016 "Quit Brief" from UCanQuit2.org. This essential guide offers proven methods and expert insights to support your journey toward a tobacco-free life. Access actionable tips, success stories, and resources designed to help you quit today.
Discover how sacred traditional tobacco differs from commercial cigarettes in Native communities. This powerful infographic from the American Indian Cancer Foundation reveals the cultural significance and health implications of traditional tobacco use, offering essential insights for Indigenous wellness and disease prevention strategies.
Discover the CDC's innovative motion graphic exploring cancer incidence and mortality trends through cutting-edge visualization. Dr. Hannah Weir's rigorous analysis brings new insights to light. This groundbreaking presentation offers a fresh perspective on cancer data. Share with colleagues, partners, and loved ones to spread awareness and understanding.
Discover why going smokefree matters for casinos in this eye-opening infographic. Learn how eliminating secondhand smoke protects employees and patrons while improving air quality. Explore the health benefits, economic advantages, and successful smokefree policies transforming the casino industry. Download the full PDF for comprehensive data and insights.
A controversial anti-smoking campaign warns that secondhand smoke endangers house cats, threatening the internet's beloved cat videos. The Truth Initiative's #catmageddon strategy targets young adults who prioritize pet health over personal consequences, cleverly leveraging cultural obsession with feline content to spark conversation about tobacco's dangers.
Palo Alto officials are pursuing two major tobacco restrictions: raising the minimum purchase age to 21 and banning smoking in apartment buildings and condominiums. These measures would build on existing smoking bans in parks and downtown areas, positioning the city as a regional health leader.
The Prevent Cancer Foundation's 2016 Community Grants Program is now accepting applications! Nine $25,000 awards will support organizations strengthening cancer prevention and early detection efforts in underserved communities. Submit your Intent to Apply form by February 25, 2016. Organizations outside the DC metro area with 501(c)(3) status are eligible. Since 2007, the Foundation has funded grants across 27 states, tribes, and territories.
At 86, Grandma Yvonne quit smoking after 74 years—inspiring her family across three generations. Her story proves it's never too late to reclaim your health. With counseling and medication support, tobacco addiction can be overcome at any age.
Discover what's happening in Indian Country this February! The National Native Network's latest newsletter brings you essential updates, community insights, and resources shaping Native American communities. Stay informed and connected with the most relevant news affecting Native peoples nationwide. Download your copy today.
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Association of American Indian Physicians 2026 54th Annual Meeting and National Health Conference | Okana Resort & Indoor Waterpark | Deadline to reserve hotel: 8/17/2026 | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
Michigan Premier Public Health Conference | Blue Water Convention Center, Port Huron, Michigan | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
National Conference on Tobacco or Health (NCTOH) | San Diego, California | Registration will open July 7, 2026 | Abstract Submissions will open on August 4 | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
National Conference on Tobacco or Health | The National Network of Public Health Institutes is excited to announce the start of registration for the next National Conference on Tobacco or Health (NCTOH), June 29 - July 1, 2027 in San Diego, CA. | Questions: nctoh@nnphi.org | LEARN MORE AND REGISTER
