Promotional Ads Outdoor sign
Single-color outdoor smoke-free policy enforcement for office and communal areas.
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Promotional Ads No Smoking Sign
A printable no-smoking enforcement sign
Article Tobacco Control Resources – April 2014
List of tobacco control resources.
PDF Secondhand Smoke Fact Sheet
Negative health and economic consequences that result from commercial tobacco use are not limited to those who make the conscious decision to continue smoking. Infants, children, and adult non-smokers are put at risk when they are exposed to secondhand smoke in the home, in vehicles, at work, and in public places. According to the latest U.S. Surgeon General Report, there is no safe level of exposure.1 Even brief exposure to secondhand smoke can result in immediate harm.
Article Take Action
List of links for tips on tobacco free living, healthy eating, active living, mental and emotional well-being, healthy & safe community environments, empowered people, elimination of health disparities, clinical & community preventive services, and reproductive and sexual health.
PDF Tobacco Fact Sheet – E-Cigarettes
E-cigarettes (a product category that includes disposable cigarette-like, e-hookah, vape pens, and refillable tank-like or personal vaporizers) are devices that heat a solution (nicotine and other additives) producing a vapor that is inhaled without combustion.
PDF National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP) Tribal Program Directors Contact List
Tribal Program Directors Contact List – Updated January 2014
Newsletter Newletters and Links
List of newletterss and links for Native American health.
PDF Indian Health Services Fact Sheet – Basis For Services
An awareness of the legal basis for the federal obligation to provide health care to American Indians and Alaska Natives is important when designing health care programs, developing federal budgets, coordinating with other agencies, and obtaining regulation waivers for selected Indian programs.
PDF Indian Health Service – Indian Health Disparities
The American Indian and Alaska Native people have long experienced lower health status when compared with other Americans. Lower life expectancy and the disproportionate disease burden exist perhaps because of inadequate education, disproportionate poverty, discrimination in the delivery of health services, and cultural differences. These are broad quality of life issues rooted in economic adversity and poor social conditions.