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Smoking Cessation

Every year, an estimated 48,000 Canadians die from tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke, making it the leading cause of preventable death in this country. Tragically, each day thousands of kids still pick up a vaping (e-cigarette) or a tobacco product for the first time. Programs and support are needed to prevent youth from trying these products, and to provide support to people who are  looking for assistance to quit.

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Smoking Facts

I Want to Quit Smoking

Do you want to quit smoking? Get information and supports to help end your addiction to tobacco and get ready to start the next smoke-free phase of your life.

Find out how smoking and the use of tobacco products affect your health, what's in a cigarette, how tobacco use impacts our population, and how we can prevent people from starting to smoke.

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Community Advised Smoking Cessation Project

In collaboration with community partners, we aim to better help individuals quit smoking. Three priority populations (2SLGBTQIA+, First Nations, and Lower Income) that face health inequalities will be the focus of this project. 

Lung NSPEI

Email: info@lungnspei.ca

Phone: 1-800-451-2221

Registered Charity: 10778 8507 RR0001

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The Lung Association of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island is an independent charity operating as LungNSPEI.

 We are no longer affiliated with the Canadian Lung Association.

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