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ABOUT THE BOOKLET The Breathe Free booklet is a community competent approach to secondhand smoke in the African American community. An earlier version of this booklet was put through extensive focus testing and expert review. Its major message is that adults should never smoke indoors and should never expose children to the dangers of secondhand smoke. The Breathe Free booklet is complementary to other secondhand smoke materials (including "Not in Mama's Kitchen"), and is supported by a series of radio public service announcements that have been used in African American communities around the nation. The website to support this booklet is under development and can be found at www.naaapi.org/breathefree or www.breathefree.info. Focus Group Results
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| Funding for the creation
of the Breathe Free booklet was provided by the Office on Smoking & Health,
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an agency of the United
States Department of Health and Human Services, and the American Legacy
Foundation. Written & Edited by Charyn D. Sutton ~ Designed by Chaplin Graphiks ~ Ilustrations by Cal Massey Contributing Photography by Gregory Mancuso & the Office on Smoking & Health-CDC Website development by BlakGold Innovative, Inc. Coypright ©2004 |
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