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1. health.data.ny.gov › Health › Active-TobaccoActive Tobacco Retailer Map | State of New York

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   May 13, 2016 · Subcategory includes the type of retail tobacco vendor, such as a convenience store or a grocery supermarket. Address includes the street address, city, state, zip code, municipality, and county where the vendor is located.

2. tobaccofreenys.org › our-initiatives › tobacco-freeKeeping the Workplace Smoke-Free - Tobacco Free New York State

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   Expanding Protection: New York State Clean Indoor Air Act. Since 2003, public places and workplaces across New York State, including bars and restaurants, have been smoke-free indoors. The law was further strengthened in 2017 to include a ban on e-cigarettes.

3. tobaccofreenys.orgTobacco Free New York State - Making New York a Healthier ...

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   Tobacco-Free New York State provides free technical assistance and resources for adopting a smoke-free housing policy in every NYS county. Tobacco-Free New York State and Advancing Tobacco-Free Communities (ATFC) work with businesses to create more entryway and workplace smoking policies.

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4. www.health.ny.gov › prevention › tobacco_controlThe New York State Tobacco Control Program

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   • Priority Areas
   • What The Tobacco Control Program Does
   • Contributions to Commercial Tobacco Control in New York State
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   Prevent initiation of tobacco and e-cigarette use by youth and young adults

   Reduce tobacco use among adults

   Eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke

   Advance health equity among populations disproportionately affected by tobacco marketing and use

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   Identifies and addresses tobacco-related disparities and inequities on the local and state levels

   Educates communities and decision-makers about policy solutions that create and sustain the tobacco- and vape-free norm and make tobacco and e-cigarette use less desirable, less acceptable, and les...

   Works with medical and mental health care systems and organizations to increase awareness and availability of effective tobacco use disorder treatment with a focus on those that serve populations d...

   Funds the New York State Smokers' Quitline to increase cessation and that serves as an ancillary to health care systems providing tobacco use dependence treatment

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   The program's strategic actions combined with local and state legislation have led to: 1. Restrictions on smoking and vaping in most places of employment and other public spaces 2. One of the nation's highest state tobacco taxes 3. A tax on vapor products 4. A ban on the sale of flavored vapor products 5. An end to the use of tobacco product coupon...

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   Health Communications

   Paid media campaigns are a key component of the Tobacco Control Program. The program strategically places advertising on television, social media, radio, billboards, and in print to reach New Yorkers throughout the state. Repeated studies show that hard-hitting and graphic advertising campaigns that accurately depict the negative consequences of smoking dramatically reduce smoking initiation by youth, motivate adult smokers to make quit attempts, increase calls to health care providers and to...

   Surveillance, Evaluation, and Research

   An internal surveillance and evaluation team and a contracted independent evaluator support the Tobacco Control Program. Ongoing surveillance and evaluation activities monitor program progress and impact and ensure that the State is investing resources wisely, making progress toward specified goals, and undertaking program improvements as necessary. Find colorful one-page, easy-to-understand StatShots on New York State-specific data, data briefs, and other New York State-specific reports at T...

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5. www.health.ny.gov › prevention › tobacco_controlCigarette Smoking and Secondhand Smoke - New York State ...

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   Nov 1, 2010 · Cigarette smoking is the leading preventable cause of death and disease in New York State and nationally. 1 Chronic illnesses associated with smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke can lead people to live for years with disability and dramatically reduce their quality of life. 7

6. www.health.ny.gov › prevention › tobacco_controlNew York State Tobacco Control Laws

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   New York State is a national leader in tobacco control policy. The state's strong and effective laws and regulations protect youth from deadly nicotine addiction by reducing access to tobacco and vaping products; protect New Yorkers from exposure to dangerous secondhand cigarette smoke and e-cigarette aerosol; and hold tobacco and vapor product ...

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   What is the New York State Tobacco Control Program?

   • Since 2000, the New York State Department of Health Bureau of Tobacco Control administers the state's comprehensive Tobacco Control Program to reduce illness, disability, and death related to commercial tobacco use and secondhand smoke exposure, and to alleviate social and economic inequities caused by tobacco use.

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   Is New York state reducing tobacco smoking rates?

   • New York state's cigarette smoking rates among youth and adults are at record lows due to the combined efforts of the New York State Tobacco Control Program, communities, health systems, program partners, including tobacco control and health organizations, and state and local legislation.

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   Is cigarette smoking still an issue in New York?

   • Although the New York State Tobacco Control Program, communities, health systems, program partners including tobacco control and health organizations, and state and local legislation have led to decreases, cigarette smoking is still an issue in New York.

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   Who is required to register a cigarette in New York State?

   • Every retail dealer of cigarettes, other commercial tobacco products, and vapor products and every owner or operator of vending machines that sell cigarettes or tobacco products in New York State must register with the Department of Taxation and Finance.

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8. health.data.ny.gov › stories › sActive Tobacco Retailers Interactive Search | State of New York

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