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CDC’s Tips from Former Smokers campaign
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  • Corporate Authors:
    Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
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    Everyone has their own reasons for quitting smoking. Maybe they want to be healthier, save some money, or keep their family safe. As you prepare to quit, think about your own reasons for quitting. Remind yourself of them every day. They can inspire you to stop smoking for good. Whatever your reasons, you will be amazed at all the ways your life will improve when you become smokefree. It’s best to quit as early in life as possible. This allows your body a chance to heal and reduces your risk for serious health problems, like heart attacks. Tips: Reasons to Quit TIPS twyd-poster-reasons-to-quit.pdf
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