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Report: New Mexico earns failing grade for tobacco prevention

A new report from the American Lung Association shows New Mexico isn't doing enough when it comes to preventing tobacco use.

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What local resources are available to quit smoking?

January 10 marks the 60th anniversary of the first Surgeon General's report on the harms of smoking that led to big changes in the U.S.

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NEW MEXICO CELEBRATES LANDMARK APPROVAL OF 100% TOBACCO-FREE SCHOOL POLICY

NEW MEXICO CELEBRATES LANDMARK APPROVAL OF 100% TOBACCO-FREE SCHOOL POLICY
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As NM funding for nicotine prevention falters, those most at risk lose out

As NM funding for nicotine prevention falters, those most at risk lose out
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Great American Smokeout challenges smokers to quit for a day

The "Great American Smokeout" is November 17 and the American Cancer Society challenges smokers to quit for at least 24 hours.

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