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Impact of first federally funded anti-smoking ad campaign remains strong after three years - Press Release

The latest outcomes measuring the impact of CDC's national tobacco education campaign are as strong as those achieved in its first year, and suggest that three years into the campaign, the ads were still having a significant impact.

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CDC@CDCgov Mar 24, 2016Published 13:16 UTCSignal Time 78Trust Score
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The latest outcomes measuring the impact of CDC's national tobacco education campaign are as strong as those achieved in its first year, and suggest that three years into the campaign, the ads were still having a significant impact.

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