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Most Smokers Make Multiple Quit Attempts Before They Quit Smoking for Good

he American Lung Association is launching a new smoking cessation campaign, "Quitter in You,' designed to highlight the need to change the way Americans look at quitting. A new survey from the organization found that 6 out of 10 former smokers were not able to successfully quit on their first try and required multiple attempts to quit smoking for good.

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S. Epatha Merkerson, 2009 National Celebrity Christmas Seals Chairperson

The American Lung Association has brought back a time-honored tradition this year by capturing the Christmas Seals Celebrity Chairperson in a photograph with the 2009 Christmas Seal. This year’s chairperson, S. Epatha Merkerson, joins a long and distinguished list of celebrities and entertainers who have served as Chairpersons of the Christmas Seals Campaign. S. Epatha Merkerson is an Emmy, Golden Globe and SAG Award winner, and has won critical acclaim for her brilliant work in theatre, television and film.

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ALA Christmas Seals Radio PSAs

Public Service Announcements from the American Lung Association

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Faces of Influenza PSAs

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Christmas Seals Come to Life - 1946 Seal

The American Lung Association annual Christmas Seals Campaign is celebrating more than 100 years of giving this holiday season. The Christmas Seals tradition began in 1907, to conquer tuberculosis. Today, the American Lung Association is dedicated to improving life, one breath at a time by battling all forms of lung disease.

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Christmas Seals Come to Life - 1961 Seal

The American Lung Association annual Christmas Seals Campaign is celebrating more than 100 years of giving this holiday season. The Christmas Seals tradition began in 1907, to conquer tuberculosis. Today, the American Lung Association is dedicated to improving life, one breath at a time by battling all forms of lung disease.

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Christmas Seals Come to Life - 1953 Seal

The American Lung Association annual Christmas Seals Campaign is celebrating more than 100 years of giving this holiday season. The Christmas Seals tradition began in 1907, to conquer tuberculosis. Today, the American Lung Association is dedicated to improving life, one breath at a time by battling all forms of lung disease.

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Public Service Announcements featuring Ed Begley, Jr.

PSAs Featuring American Lung Association Volunteer Spokesperson Ed Begley, Jr.

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Casino Workers Deserve Better

After working for more than two decades in a well known casino, Vinnie Rennich found that he had become stricken with lung cancer despite never having smoked tobacco products. Vinnie was fired from his job after becoming a vocal advocate for the health of other casino workers. This is Mr. Rennich’s story in his own words.

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State of the Air 2009

The 10th annual American Lung Association State of the Air report includes a national air quality “report card” that assigns A-F grades to communities across the country. The State of the Air report also ranks cities and counties most affected by the three most widespread types of pollution (ozone—or smog, annual particle pollution, and 24-hour particle pollution levels) and details trends for 900 counties over the past decade.