Tobacco and You

African Americans

70% of African Americans who smoke say they want to quit. That’s more than nearly every other group of people who smoke. When you decide to quit, the Quitline is here to help.

Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders

Tobacco use is the #1 cause of preventable disease, disability and death for Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders

American Indians/Alaskan Natives

Commercial tobacco use is the #1 cause of preventable disease, disability and death for American Indians/Alaskan Natives.

Latino-Community

Tobacco use is the #1 cause of preventable disease, disability and death for Hispanics/Latinos.

LGBTQ+ Community

Tobacco use is a major issue among the LGBTQ+ community.

People With Disabilities

People living with a physical, learning, or mental health disability, or vision or hearing loss are at higher risk of negative health effects from tobacco use. The good news is that people with disabilities can and do quit! And, people who sign up for Quitline help are more likely to quit for good than people who try to quit alone.

Pregnancy and Tobacco Use

Quitting smoking cigarettes can be hard, but is one of the best ways a woman can protect herself and her baby’s health. The good news is most women quit during pregnancy. Getting help can make the process easier and increase the chance of quitting successfully.

Smokeless

Smokeless tobacco is as unsafe as smoking cigarettes.

Teens and Tweens

Knowing the facts about tobacco can help you make the right choice for you.

Behavioral-Health

Smoking is the #1 cause of disease and death for people with mental health concerns.

Vaping

Vaping is the act of inhaling liquid and other additives through a battery-powered device that often looks like a cigarette.

Other Forms of Tobacco

If you want to quit snuff, dip or chew, or maybe quit using an e-cigarette or nicotine vaping product the Quitline can help.