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Coalition urges Congress to boost CDC tobacco prevention funding

The ADA joined a coalition urging Congress to provide $310 million for tobacco prevention and cessation programs at the CDC.

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    Coalition urges $310 million for CDC tobacco programs.

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    Tobacco causes 500,000 U.S. deaths annually.

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    $241 billion in tobacco-related healthcare costs.

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    Need for increased funding for FY

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    Highlights youth nicotine addiction as a priority.

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    CDC's role in public health and education campaigns.

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    Expansion of quitline services is necessary.

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    Strengthening state tobacco control programs is essential.

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Coalition urges Congress to boost CDC tobacco prevention funding

  • by Olivia Anderson

  • March 19, 2026

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