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Tobacco Education Resources

A Closer Look at Tobacco – 3D Display

Alternatives to Help Quit Smokeless Tobacco (Tub)

A Year’s Worth of Tar

Clever Catch Tobacco Ball

Death of a Lung Easel

Effects & Hazards of Secondhand Smoke

Effects & Hazards of Smokeless Tobacco

Lou-Wheeze, Smoker’s Lungs Comparison Model

Mr. Dip Lips

Mr. Gross Mouth

Secondhand Smoke Flip Chart

Smoking: Don’t Get Burned

Smoking/Smokeless Education Package

Smoking – Its Effects & Hazzards

Smoking Prevention Bingo Game

Smokeless Tobacco (includes a Mr. Dip Lips module) (Tub)

Smokeless Tobacco Flip Chart

Smokeless Tobacco: Spit It Out

Smoking & Youth (English & Spanish) (Tub)

Smoker’s Roulette Game

The ABCs of Smoking Flip Chart (English & Spanish)

What’s in a Cigarette (Model)

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