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To help cancer control professionals and networks reduce cancer burdens in their areas, we provide evidence-based policy, systems, and environmental change approaches (PSE) that can transform the healthiest choice into the easiest choice. Use the 7-step strategies to maximize your impact, from engagement to implementation to evaluation.
he Health Justice Guide documents the relationship between tobacco and African Americans. In addition to research and a detailed history, the Health Justice
This document provides information and tools to help state and local governments improve their written communication. View the
This 45-minute webinar from June 20, 2024, provided an overview of the national legal landscape for regulating flavored tobacco products, including the FDA’s
This module provides an overview of how and why organizations should use social media to advance their public health goals. This course explains social media,
This guide provides an in-depth look at mis- and disinformation for officials and staff at all levels in state, tribal, local, and territorial health
This guide, developed by the Public Health Communications Collaborative in partnership with the Infodemiology Training Program, provides foundational insights
This archived webinar focuses on responding to public health misinformation. View the
This guide will empower organizations to build robust partnerships, amplify messaging and foster healthier environments for all community members, focusing on
This report seeks to explore the reasons cancer prevention messaging often does not resonate with its intended audience nor have the intended effect, with the
The 23rd annual American Lung Association “State of Tobacco Control” report evaluates states and the federal government on the proven-effective
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