Additional Resources
There are several additional resources available to smokers to help them plan a comprehensive approach for quitting smoking, including:

American Heart Association Facts on tobacco and heart disease.

American Legacy Foundation Useful support tools, resources and programming for smokers interested in quitting.

American Lung Association Facts, data and legislative information on smoking and
health risks.

Become an Ex A collaborative effort between the American Legacy Foundation and Mayo Clinic to help free smokers from their addiction to tobacco..

Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) Government sponsored tobacco information source for teens, kids and adults.

Committed Quitters^® Sponsored by NicoDerm® CQ®, Nicorette® and Commit®, Committed Quitters® is an individualized stop-smoking plan that helps you overcome your unique barriers to quitting smoking.

National Cancer Institute Information about cigarettes and other tobacco products, environmental tobacco smoke, and additional topics.

National Centers for Disease Control Useful support tools for quitting successfully.

Smokefree.gov Information on quitting smoking provided by Tobacco Control Research Branch of the National Cancer Institute, with contributions from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Cancer Society.

Tobacco Information Tobacco news headlines, information, industry quotations and links for activists, lawyers and academics.

TryToStop.org A comprehensive package of proven scientific quit methods sponsored by the Massachusetts department of Public Health.

U.S. Surgeon General The latest information to help people quit smoking, and to help health care professionals treat tobacco use and dependence.