Minnesota communities are working help people quit by: Promoting health systems change by institutionalizing commercial tobacco use treatment as routine clinical care Expanding the availability of commercial tobacco use treatment and reducing barriers to access Promoting free help through services like Quit Partner Data briefs Stories from the field Online Provider Training will Deliver Quit Services to More People with Mental Illness (April 2018) Helping Smokers Reduce Stress of Poverty Is Key to Quitting (March 2018) Latino Culture Informs Effort at CLUES to Help Smokers Quit (February 2018) Learn more Promoting Quitting and Treatment | Commercial Tobacco Use Tools for community partners, providers, and other health workers Free Help for Minnesotans Who Want to Quit Smoking Cessation: A Report of the Surgeon General (2020) Smoking and Tobacco Use: Best Practices User Guide - Cessation Eliminating secondhand smoke and aerosol exposure Secondhand smoke is exhaled by a person who is smoking
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Passive smoking and the use of noncigarette tobacco products in association with risk for pancreatic cancer: a case-control study
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