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Information about the many annual nationally supported tobacco cessation events to emphasize the need to quit tobacco use.

Information and links for patients on tobacco-free living education topics and resources for those wanting to quit.

Users of e-cigarettes and/or vaporizer pens must ensure that the products they purchase do not contain Cannabidiol (CBD) oil, CBD, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) or synthetic cannabinoids.

Tobacco Free Living (TFL) Action Officers are the champions to implement TFL workforces and TF Medical Campuses. Their knowledge of tobacco policies, reinforcements, cessation strategies, data reporting tools is instrumental to promoting TFL.

Information and links related to tobacco-free living studies, best practices, and metrics of interest to health care providers.

The Commander has a significant role in establishing a tobacco-free workforce and tobacco-free campuses. Their involvement demonstrates a commitment to a system of health in support of the DoD goal for tobacco-free installations by 2020.

TFL Training for Educators

Electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) can contain just as much or even more nicotine than tobacco cigarettes. E-cigarette cartridges may also contain harmful products and are not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as a smoking-cessation aid.

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Health Education and Application Division develops evidence-based health education and promotion products and programs using advanced technologies for Soldiers, Family members, Retirees, Army civilians, military health care providers, and senior leaders.

The Health Risk Communication Division (HRCD) offers a variety of training & consultation services to facilitate effective dialogue with stakeholder audiences regarding health risk associated with environmental, deployment, occupational, or other hazards.