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Map Data Widget

This widget shows cigarette use for middle and high school students. Survey participants were asked if they have ever smoked before or during the selected year. It includes an interactive map for...
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Smoking Facts Widget

This widget displays information about youth cigarette use. It includes a selection of smoking related graphics, facts and statistics.
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Tooth Takedown Game

The game simulates gum disease and tooth loss caused by smoking cigarettes. Play the game to see how smoking can damage your teeth.
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Brain Escape Game

The game simulates the impact nicotine has on your brain every time you smoke cigarettes. Play the game by trying to avoid the nicotine.
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Youth Smoking Data Infographic

This widget shows cigarette use for middle and high school students. Survey participants identified themselves as "current" smokers for the selected year.
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When it Comes to Tobacco, "All-Natural" Doesn't Mean "Safe"

Some of the toxic chemicals in cigarettes are present in the tobacco plant Itself. Learn more about the chemicals in a cigarette - from plant to product to puff. www.fda.gov/tobacco.
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Teenage Brains Addicted (Spanish)

Teenage brains are still developing, which can make it easier for teens to get addicted to nicotine.
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Smoking Can Cause Buildup of a Dangerous Substance Called Plaque

Smoking can cause buildup of a dangerous substance called plaque inside your arteries, which can lead to heart attack and sudden death.
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Smoking Causes Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

Smoking causes chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). COPD robs the lungs of air and can lead to long-term disability and death.
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Some of the Toxic Chemicals in Cigarettes are Present in the Tobacco Plant Itself

Some of the toxic chemicals in cigarettes are present in the tobacco plant Itself. Learn more about the chemicals in a cigarette - from plant to product to puff. www.fda.gov/tobacco.
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Smoking Can Block Blood Flow to the Brain

Smoking can block blood flow to the brain, and can lead to stroke, which can cause brain damage and death.
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