Smoke Free—Other Resources

New York Smokers Quitsite  
See your life pass before you... cigarette by cigarette!
A new interactive website allows you to see how smoking can shorten your life span. It also shows how quiting now can increase it! Simply plug in your smoking habit and see how much of your life has been...

American Cancer Society/Prevention & Early Detection  
Smoking damages nearly every organ in the human body, is linked to at least 10 different cancers, and accounts for some 30% of all cancer deaths. And it costs billions of dollars each year. Yet one in four Americans still light up. If you or someone you love uses tobacco, here's what you need to know about how tobacco kills, and how to get the help you need to quit.

Tobacco-Free Nurses  
Together with QuitNet we have created a smoking cessation site tailored for nurses and nursing students who want to quit smoking. From this site you can freely access QuitNet's special Nurses section, where you'll find tools and resources you can use to help quit smoking, scientific guides about quitting, expert counselors available to take your questions, and most importantly, other nurses like you who want to quit! Click here to go to our QuitNet entry page and take advantage of your membership sponsored by the Tobacco Free Nurses project.

CDC: Tobacco Information and Prevention Sources (TIPS)  

Quitnet: Don't quit alone  

Pathfinder for Smoking Cessation
The Pathfinder compiles resources people can borrow from the Health Information Center (at SUNY Upstate Medical University's Health Sciences Library): an online video; links to newsletters and other resources; an automatic literature search on PubMed (National Library of Medicine).