2011 Archived
| 194 American Indians
Target Audiences None, Youths and Young Adults, Parents
Produced For Washington State Department of Health
Themes Secondhand Smoke - General, Health Consequences of Smoking
Description Set to the backdrop of traditional Native American music, a tribal elder reports that in Wisconsin, 194 American Indians died in the previous year due to smoking-related illness, and many were not smokers. He warns that Big Tobacco is killing his people and offers a telephone number for additional information.
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2005 Archived
| Common
Target Audiences None, Youths and Young Adults, Parents
Produced For Washington State Department of Health
Themes Secondhand Smoke - General, Health Consequences of Smoking
Description Young children introduce themselves and each time that they do, they cough profusely. A voiceover asks viewers if they think that they can tell what these children have in common. This is followed by the sound of the flicker of a cigarette lighter, and someone exhaling. The voiceover then reminds viewers that exposure of children to secondhand smoke in closed spaces can lead to asthma and missed school days due to illnesses.
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2005 Archived
| Family Room
Target Audiences None, Youths and Young Adults, Parents
Produced For Washington State Department of Health
Themes Secondhand Smoke - General, Health Consequences of Smoking
Description A mother and a father are watching television with their two sons. The older child is sitting on the floor. The parents are sitting on the sofa smoking cigarettes, which causes the younger son, who is sitting off to the side, to take a long breath from his inhaler. A voiceover reminds viewers that secondhand smoke causes asthma in children.
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2005 Archived
| Good Parent
Target Audiences None, Youths and Young Adults, Parents
Produced For Washington State Department of Health
Themes Secondhand Smoke - General
Description A variety of moms and dads are offering precautionary advice to their children as they leave the house, such as wearing a bicycle helmet, checking both ways before crossing streets, avoiding strangers, and dressing appropriately for inclement weather. A female narrator asks these parents if they are also protecting their children while they are at home. She reminds listeners that exposure to secondhand smoke can cause asthma and missed school days due to illnesses. In order to fully protect their children, smoking parents are advised to always do it outside and are directed to a Website for further information.
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2002 Archived
| Hairy Lip
Target Audiences None, Youths and Young Adults, Parents
Produced For Washington State Department of Health
Description A girl in her early teens walks into her bathroom and checks out her upper lip, and starts applying wax to it. A slate comes on screen that reads, "Girls who smoke are seven times more likely to get excess facial hair."
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2005 Archived
| Home Sick
Target Audiences None, Youths and Young Adults, Parents
Produced For Washington State Department of Health
Themes Secondhand Smoke - General, Health Consequences of Smoking
Description A young girl is staying home from school because she is sick. Her mother calls the school to inform them about her child's health status. While making the call, the mother is also smoking a cigarette. A voiceover reminds viewers that millions of children miss school each year due to illnesses from secondhand smoke.
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2005 Archived
| Real People
Target Audiences None, Youths and Young Adults, Parents
Produced For Washington State Department of Health
Themes Secondhand Smoke - Restaurants and Bars, Secondhand Smoke - Workplace, Smokefree Implementation Laws
Description Actual citizens of the state of Washington explain how they have benefited from a new law banning smoking in restaurants, the workplace, and other public places.
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