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For more than 
fifty years, the Surgeon General has been reporting about the dangers of
 smoking and tobacco use.  The findings have spurred many of us to help 
smokers quit, clear the air of secondhand smoke,
 and keep young people from starting in the first place.  
We know the strategies that work and now we have an historic opportunity to end the tobacco epidemic. 
If we work together, we can save millions of lives.  
To reflect on all the work that has been done, and remind us of the road ahead, we have developed and released
The Next 50 Years.  This video can
help you raise awareness 
and draw attention to the important work that remains to be done in 
tobacco control.  Here are a few ideas to help you make the most of this
 video: 
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Follow 
CDC Tobacco Free on social media to see and share CDC/OSH updates on the release of
The Next 50 Years.  Please use #Next50 in any social media posts about the video.  (See below for sample social media posts.) 
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Share with your grantees, 
stakeholders and partners; encourage them to use the video in their 
social media and other communications.  
 
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Use to recruit new partners – show at meetings, include in presentations. 
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Use in outreach to media and 
bloggers; the video is a great resource to accompany a story about 
tobacco issues in your community or state. 
Smoking has been 
the number-one cause of preventable death and disease in this country 
for decades. If we could eliminate tobacco use entirely, the results 
would be staggering: 
 
Sample Twitter Post: Who’s ready to work together to build a tobacco-free future? Retweet to show your support for the #Next50 
http://bit.ly/1SBQBHh
 
Sample Facebook Post:  Just released! We celebrate the progress made in the past 50 years and look forward to a tobacco-free future. #Next50
http://bit.ly/1SBQBHh
 
Web Banner: Embed this web banner on your website or in emails to connect visitors to the video. 
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zhp8y51om8E&feature=youtu.be
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