Washington County Tobacco Prevention Coalition

03/06/2026

03/06/2026

You don’t have to quit alone. Friends, family, and coworkers can help keep you motivated and on track. Ask for support and stay focused on your goals. (Link below)

03/06/2026

03/06/2026

Do you live in an apartment complex? The toxic chemicals released from one person's cigarette enter nearby units through floorboards, outlets, doors, vents, etc., creating a dangerous home environment for you and your family.

Click here to learn how to advocate for smoke-free housing: https://bit.ly/4hu4x9N

03/04/2026

F1 banned cigarette sponsorships in 2006. But Big To***co is back on the track. To***co giants Philip Morris International and BAT are marketing their ni****ne pouch products by sponsoring F1 cars, promoting these harmful and addictive products to young fans. And now F1 is partnering with Disney , LEGO and Mattel to appeal to kids.

03/03/2026

03/03/2026

Quitting to***co is easier with a plan. Build yours to help you stay on track, push through tough moments, and set yourself up for success. https://bit.ly/3L3FQW5

03/02/2026

Schedule your quit date.

Get the support you need to reach your Quit Date through Quit Now Indiana. Our interactive online quit program includes coaching, personalized resources, and access to ni****ne replacement medication for those who qualify. Ready to quit? Call 1-800-Quit-Now or visit QuitNowIndiana.com today.

03/02/2026

What role does thirdhand smoke play in causing cancer? 🤔

A recent study shows that thirdhand smoke may both start and fuel cancer development. Growing evidence suggests that lingering thirdhand smoke can damage DNA and further accelerate cancer growth in cells. In other words, it may act as both an initiator and a promoter in the multistep process of tumor formation, making even low-level exposure a serious concern, especially for children and people with repeated contact.
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Click the Link in Bio to read the full study.
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02/26/2026

Can you imagine getting in a smoky air plane? It wasn’t that long ago that this was allowed.

36 years ago, Congress banned smoking on U.S. flights to protect flight attendants and passengers. Now, Metro Airport (DTW) wants to open a cigar lounge in its main terminal—meaning flight attendants who won the right to breathe clean air ON the plane could be exposed to toxic secondhand smoke the moment they walk INTO the airport. We can't go backwards.