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Poster portraying a Hispanic teenage boy holding an iphone showing wrinkled skin as a health-related consequence of smoking cigarettes.
Spanish language version also available.
Audience: Health Care Providers, Educators, Family & Advocates, School Nurses, Youth, Public Health Professionals
Topics: Cigarettes, Prevention, PDF Download, Science & Research
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