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Tobacco Control Program

 Mission: To reduce and eliminate tobacco-related deaths and diseases in Michigan through leadership, collaboration and education.

Vision: The Tobacco Control Program is dedicated to doing the following:

  • Eliminating exposure to secondhand smoke in worksites and public places.
  • Reducing smoking-related illnesses among Michigan residents, especially children.
  • Preventing youth initiation and access to tobacco products.
  • Increasing and promoting accessible and affordable cessation services.
  • Identifying and eliminating disparities specific to race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, occupation, geography, gender and sexual orientation.

Contact Us: Tobacco Program Staff Directory 

NEW!!! TIPS 2013 Ad Campaign begins April 1, 2013

  "Tips from a Former Smoker" - CDC's National Tobacco Education Campaign 

*** Michigan Smoke-Free Air Law 

 

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