U.S. legal-action antismoking organization. Resources include information on health effects, quitting, advocacy programs and techniques, smoking statistics, and U.S. antismoking groups.

Information about tobacco, spit tobacco, smoking, prevention, quitting, and what Alberta Canada is doing to help.

American Medical Students Association list of tobacco books and articles, organized into top recommended readings, women and tobacco, historical readings, international tobacco, area/state specific tobacco, and other tobacco readings of interest.

Artful Truth-Healthy Propaganda Arts Project aims to reduce tobacco use through art education; gallery shows images created by students.

Collection of stories from the BBC.

Entire issue of Multinational Monitor devoted to the 1997 proposed deal with the tobacco industry.

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Includes hundreds of papers, news stories, clinical reviews, letters, debates, and editorials about health effects and public policies.

Tobacco is the theme of this issue; articles on health policy, lung cancer, passive smoking, tobacco dependence, tobacco litigation.

FAQ from Canoe-Health covers 50 most commonly asked questions on smoking and health.

The "Tobacco" section of a language analysis project at Ohio University. Definitions of terms, links to anti-tobacco and pro-tobacco sites.

Health effects of cigarettes, tobacco products and cancer, secondhand smoke, children and secondhand smoke, women and tobacco, tobacco statistics.

Information sheets for students, schools, and publications on tobacco, passive smoking, smoking and disease, addiction, quitting.

Health news and features from C-Health in Canada.

Information from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Center for Disease Control has hosted a database that you can look up your state's tobacco use, break it down by cigarette/cigar/pipe/spit tobacco, and get lots of other stats.

Action manual for medical associations and their members, available in English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish.

Tobacco documents, secret documents, tobacco sites, smoking-related news, addresses, history, movie and book lists, health information, quit-smoking, spit tobacco.

Book on smoking.

Recent articles on smoking from the British Medical Journal .

Contains several factsheets and reports on tobacco, its costs to Washington State, its marketing, and its effects.

Reflections on health education and cancer prevention.

Medical facts on the physiology of nicotine addiction, and the effect tobacco products have on the brain, lungs, and other vital organs, and a treatment options section.

Large collection of articles, notes, and commentary on the Engle trial in Florida.

Collected by the Nonsmokers Movement of Australia.

Instructional films and videos on tobacco and substance abuse.

Letters from the American Lung Association, American Medical Association, and dozens of other health organizations regarding FTC's role in reporting and analysis of tobacco products.

Tobacco information resources ranging from the costs to society to the effects of secondhand tobacco smoke.

Papers reviewing industry internal documents: Tobacco industry campaign against advertising bans in the 1980's; Industry recruitment of scientific experts; industry attitudes revealed by editing; and files relevant to women.

Anti-smoking posters, ads, animated GIFs, videos.

Health Canada's Tobacco Control Programme promotes initiatives that reduce or prevent the harm associated with smoking and provides a rich set of resources for this: information, help, news, spotlight on the tobacco industry, and quitting tips.

Videos for instructional use or presentations; includes "Selling Addiction" and "Smoking: The Truth Unfiltered".

Essays on tobacco, tobacco control, tobacco promotion, and patterns of use.

From McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, some health, policy, and activism links on smoking and tobacco.

Tobacco prevention and education for Nebraska children and communities. News, legislation, and art.

Factsheets on tobacco, secondhand smoke, the tobacco industry, and cigarette sales.

UK scientific report on smoking in Britain, awareness of the health effects of active smoking, passive smoking, nicotine addiction, and the tobacco industry in Britain.

Illustrated tutorial describes how nicotine can be a stimulant or a depressant, depending on when used and how much.

Cancer Patients Aid Association hosts news stories on tobacco in India.

Tobacco, smoking and cancer; children and tobacco use; involuntary (secondhand) smoking; women and smoking; quitting; references.

Fact sheets and lots of links.

Resources on nicotine addiction from the National Institute on Drug Abuse.

Health promotion pamphlet created by Monash University medical students uses humor with a spoof TV game show approach to smoking.

A campus smoking program which provides information for smokers and non-smokers.

Article features public health worker who challenges the conventional view of smoking as an individual problem, and makes the case for tobacco as a societal health problem.

Topic in MEDLINE's medical encyclopedia covers effects, chemical componenents, diseases caused, quitting tobacco, with 4 poster-quality illustrations.

Medical emphasis; factsheets, clinical trials, prevention/screening, news, organizations, statistics, particular populations.

Compilation of articles by Menstuff on smoking and impotence, spit tobacco, influences undermining public health efforts, smokefree living, secondhand smoke, and nicotine addiction.

Resources and links.

Factsheets and reports on tobacco prevention, clean in door air, costs of tobacco products, youth tobacco use, and county-level studies; most in PDF or Word format.

Reports on youth smoking prevalence in Massachusetts smoking attributable mortality, morbidity, and economic costs; designing an effective tobacco control program; tobacco advertising on storefronts.

A national network of Black tobacco-control and health promotion activists.

Secondhand smoke laws by state; miscellaneous laws pertaining to tobacco by state; smokefree state capitols; youth access to tobacco; Healthy People 2010 objectives; various publications and resources on tobacco, smoking, and cigarettes.

Monitors tobacco use trends over time in response to tobacco control activities.

Complete online book by the Royal College of Physicians; covers physical. pharmacological, and psychological effects; addiction; the smoker's career; regulation of intake; treatment; regulatory approaches; recommendations.

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute materials covers history and consequences of tobacco use.

National Institute on drug abuse report on nicotine covers addiction, extent and impact of tobacco use, how nicotine works, effects of long-term nicotine exposure, treatment of nicotine addiction, gender differences in smoking.

Evaluation of substances by scientists from the National Toxicology Program has listing that includes Environmental Tobacco Smoking, Tobacco Smoke, and Smokeless Tobacco.

Tobacco control news and facts in the state.

Art depicting anti-smoking messages.

Campaign to educate the community about the Tobacco Control Act of Ontario.

Broad range of tobacco issues including information on health effects, secondhand smoke, quitting, the tobacco industry, youth, and Canada law.

Tobacco Prevention and Education Program provides information on the program, key partners, the science behind it, legislation and policy initiatives, the secrets, the tools, quitting tobacco, and progress made so far.

Chapters on youth, health effects, economics, nicotine addiction, and secondhand smoke.

RJ Reynolds' grandson is a well known anti-smoking advocate and motivational speaker, for grades 7-12. He speaks at community events, school assembly programs and colleges on the dangers of smoking, and influence of tobacco industry advertising campaigns.

Inverviews with major figures in tobacco control.

18 powerpoint presentations from leading tobacco experts, including tobacco company bar promotions, marketing tobacco to women, economics of tobacco, types and uses of tobacco litigation, US tobacco marketing tobacco outside the US, and teenagers, smoking, and transnational tobacco corporations.

Articles and news summaries on tobacco, cigarettes, spit tobacco, quitting, and secondhand smoke.

Dedicated to exposing tobacco industry activity in Texas and around the globe.

Tech Law Journal summary of bills pertaining to tobacco sales and ads on the Internet.

From the book The Cigarette Papers, footnoted table documents 30 years of public and private statements made by the tobacco industry regarding nicotine and addiction.

Produces and distributes educational videos on smoking, tobacco, and the tobacco industry, from classics like "Death in The West" to recent releases like "Smoke & Mirrors: A History of Denial".

Massive UK scientific report.

Articles on the tobacco industry, state and national elected officials, regulators, the media, and conservative groups.

For-pay site, providing subscribers with information about tobacco.

Articles on addiction, tobacco, cessation, and progress in treatment.

Multidisciplinary, multimedia, science curriculum resource that addresses tobacco use and prevention through student questions and answers.

Complete online book (370 pages in printed form) covers tobacco history, issues, players, strategy, and industry in Canada.

Large collection of links on smoking and health, marketing of tobacco products, laws and litigation, advocacy and organizations concerned with smoking.

Dedicated to reducing tobacco use and educating the public in Jacksonville, Florida.

Whyfiles on: why is smoking so addictive? Does cigarette advertising influence kids to smoke? And related questions.

Large list of links and resources compiled by an ex-smokers with COPD. Introduced by her own poem, the Smoker's Prayer.

Factsheet looks at the impact of tobacco on the African American community.

Research paper summarizes prevalence, consumption, demographics, trends.

Links to pages for all perspectives of smoking. Includes sites about anti-smoking groups, commentary, health effects, cessation, celebrity smokers, statistics, news, history, and pro-smoking documents.

A simple directory of smoking links and sites, including pro-tobacco and anti-tobacco.

Online book provides facts on prevalence, trends, health effects, secondhand smoke, cigarette design and ingredients, smoking in the workplace and public places, costs of tobaccoo, spit tobacco, addiction, cessation, anti-smoking campaigns, the tobacco industry in Australia, women and smoking.

Short Break, Long Rest -- anti smoking computer animation to download. Requires Quicktime.

In English and Slovenian. Put together by three students from Slovenia.

Gateway to information about anti-tobacco and non-smoking information on the Internet world wide. Books, organizations and products.

Anti-tobacco ID tags, T-shirts, posters, buttons, magnets, wall signs, bookmarks, headbands, and the now-obligatory mouse pads.

Shortened version of the "Time for Action" submission by the Non-Smokers' Movement of Australia provides a terse summary of tobacco's effects, marketing, industry influence, public health significance, social response, history.

National poster contest for fourth- and fifth-graders on tobacco-free lifestyles.

New York Public Library collection said to be the largest and most comprehensive collection in the world on the history, literature, and lore of tobacco.

NOVA episode on nicotine, addiction, and tobacco products.

Advocacy group and center for conducting research, education and training to increase public awareness of the effects of tobacco on older persons and to reduce smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke by older persons. Includes fact sheets with data about smoking among older persons, and information specific for older persons about tobacco-related health problems, smoking cessation, and tobacco settlement funds.

Slides to accompany talk given by Gregg Stave, MD, JD, MPH, covers dimensions of the epidemic, causes, cigarette advertising, lifecycle of a smoker, and changing social norms about tobacco.

Entire issue of Multinational Monitor devoted to tobacco; includes China's Tobacco Wars; Addicting the Young; The Tobacco Lobby; Fighting for Smoke-free Skies; tobacco economics.

Designed to be used by students and contains the latest information from international studies in an easy-to-read format. Covers history and contents of cigarette product, and what it does to the customer.

The Pollack Library at Cal State Fullerton has assembled a list of books, articles, statistics, documents, and online resources on tobacco and smoking.

Searchable listing of people and organizations involved in tobacco control, to facilitate and improve communication.

Maintained by Dr Mario R Sammut MD DipHSc, a family doctor from Siggiewi, Malta.

Promotes tobacco control activity among national medical associations; encourages doctors to stop smoking; provides research and improves knowledge of skills in smoking cessation through its information database.

Lecture outlines for tobacco; educadtion program; tobacco and periodontal diseases; tobacco induced and associated oral conditions; spit tobacco; cigar; secondhand smoke; nicotine addiction; stages of quitting; cessation clinical practice guidelines; quitting pamphlets; quitting aids.

From First to Last Ash: The History, Economics, and Hazards of Tobacco. Sample pages online; information on ordering.

Presents key facts and data about tobacco; designed especially for health professionals, policy makers, educators and the media. All content is selected and peer-reviewed by experts in the field.

History, smoking rates, deaths from smoking, why people smoke, what people smoke, and regulating tobacco.

Searchable database contains bibliographic citations, abstracts, and detailed indexing for over 11,000 articles, news stories, and other materials regarding the tobacco industry, clean indoor air campaigns, and other tobacco policy issues.

Names of people involved in tobacco; some with short descriptions of the involvement; a work in progress.

News on what's happening in the industry; find tobacco attorneys and other tobacco resources.

Special project at McGill Medical School. Cigarettes, smoking, quitting, secondhand smoke.

College student paper includes examples of cigarette ads, smoking trends in the 1930s and 1940s, and even cigarette etiqette, according to Emily Post.

From the Mountain States Community Health Project, an online education module on tobacco; covers nicotine addiction, cigarette use by young people, the financial cost and health consequences of tobacco use, spit tobacco and cigars, and how to quit; also online quizzes on the material.

Reports and raw data on tobacco products use, prevalence, attitudes, behavior, and media exposure.

Quoatations from "Tobacco Wars" a BBC documentary on the history and politics of tobacco, broadcast in July/August 1999.

Although FTC site, much content furnished from other sources (public input, expert analysis); covers "light" cigarettes and tar numbers, spit tobacco, analysis of tobacco industry claims.

Organized compendium of online resources on tobaco, active smoking, passive smoking, addiction, pharmacology, chemistry, cessation, economics, youth, women, smokefree homes and workplaces, and effects on the environment.

Tobacco news, resources & information for the tobacco control professional engaged in policy development and implementation and tobacco users looking for effective ways to quit smoking.

AHealthyAdvantage examines ten widely held beliefs about cigarettes and tobacco products.

California has been a leader in tobacco control; UCSF maintains an archive of important documents, including many formerly secret tobacco industry internal memos.

Online tobacco control community of the International Union Against Cancer (UICC) offers tobacco control resources, papers, directory, networks, calendar, factsheets, and country profiles. Tobacco news headlines and bulletins.

Large set of resources including tobacco news, world tobacco news, tobacco industry secret documents, tobacco control information, tobacco activism accounts, situation overviews for various countries, anti-smoking posters, secondhand smoke information, satirical ads, and tracking tobacco industry activities worldwide.

Transcript of TV show on how tobacco and smoking affects African Americans.

Publications on tobacco include analysis of industry documents, and reports on industry influence in government.

Network of University of Michigan scholars, spanning many disciplines in numerous UM schools and colleges, who share an interest in tobacco and nicotine related research. Tobacco websites, news and events, research.

Legal journal article analyzes whether the FTC legally could have undertaken action against the Joe Camel advertising campaign.

Collection of stories on tobacco from the Washington Post.