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“I was feeling hopeless and as I was being treated by Dr. Crawford and Susan Blackwell, I started feeling hopeful of a future. I wanted to show this gratitude.”

Who should get screened and what happens if something is found ?

DCI clinical social worker Terri Stong started smoking four years ago during an extremely stressful period of her life. Tobacco cessation treatment at Duke and a reminder of what she has to live for turned her around.

This leading comprehensive evidence-based tobacco treatment training course for healthcare professionals and the public health sector is now 100% online.

A message from President Price and Chancellor Washington on Duke Becoming a Tobacco-Free Campus.

Flavoring ingredient (pulegone) exceeds safety levels in e-Cigarettes and smokeless tobacco. Although banned as a food additive, pulegone is unregulated in tobacco products.

Efforts by the FDA and some cities to limit the availability and appeal of e-cigarettes to young users could drive some existing users to smoke more tobacco cigarettes.