Resources - Center for Tobacco Independence

LINKS

For Smokers
For Professionals
Quit lines
Training and Education Programs
Research

For Smokers

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Partnership For A Tobacco-Free Maine

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

What To Do When You're Sick of Smoking, Chewing or Dipping

For Women: 7 Deadly Myths on Smoking

For Teens: Maine Resistance

For Professionals

General

Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality - Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence

U. S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

American Legacy Foundation

U. S. Surgeon General Tobacco Cessation Site

PACT (Professional Assisted Cessation Therapy)

Maine Office of Substance Abuse Tobacco Control Resources

Teens

American Academy of Pediatrics [Article]

Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids [Report on Maine]

Women/Pregnancy

American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Smoke Free Families

Quit lines

North American Quitline Consortium

Training and Education Programs

Center for Tobacco Research and Intervention (Free CME Education)

Mayo Clinic - Nicotine Dependence Center

UMass - Tobacco Treatment Specialist Training

New Jersey - Tobacco Dependence Program

Research

U. S. Surgeon Generals Reports

U. S. Centers for Disease Control Reports

World Health Organization Reports

Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Reports

Center for Tobacco Research and Intervention

Center for Tobacco Cessation

Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco

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The Center for Tobacco Independence (part of MaineHealth and Maine Medical Center) focuses on delivery and use of effective treatments for tobacco use and dependence. CTI provides treatment (support group and individual counseling) and consultation, conducts research, policy development and educates a wide variety of health professionals and employers about tobacco use and treatment.