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self-guided, mobile-friendly web-based program that gives teens the resources to quit vaping, smoking, or chewing tobacco products. This new digital modality is based off ALA’s Not On Tobacco (N-O-T)® youth cessation in-person group program curriculum which has 25 years of proven success in helping young tobacco users gain strength, health and
17 kwi 2023 · This policy statement accompanies the clinical report and technical report on protecting children and adolescents from tobacco and nicotine. 1,2 It builds on, strengthens, and expands American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommendations from the 2015 policy statement. 3 Although many evidence-based recommendations from the 2015 policy statement ...
Taking Down Tobacco. Taking Down Tobacco is a comprehensive youth advocacy training program created by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids in partnership with the CVS Health Foundation. This initiative educates and engages youth through free online and in-person trainings.
This toolkit was designed to help school districts respond to the youth tobacco/ vaping epidemic. The toolkit assists schools in creating a tobacco-free environment that helps prevent students from using tobaccoproducts, including e-cigarettes, and support students who need help quitting. The toolkit includes model
17 kwi 2023 · The AAP clinical report on health disparities in tobacco use and exposure details the key factors and structural barriers that drive some youth from communities that have historically experienced high levels of discrimination and stigma to initiate and use tobacco at disproportionately high rates. 17 Several studies, for example, have ...
This practice point presents the evidence and rationales for smoking cessation interventions which have been studied in youth specifically, such as individual counselling, psychological support, nicotine replacement therapy, bupropion and varenicline.
1 cze 2022 · Given high rates and known health consequences of adolescent e-cigarette use as well as adolescents’ susceptibility to nicotine addiction, school-based efforts to prevent and reduce adolescent e-cigarette use should continue to be developed, implemented, disseminated, and evaluated.
