This full page print ad features a photograph of a diseased esophagus that has suffered the ravages of smoking. The text explains that quitting smoking is much less painful than deadly esophageal cancer. Information on the New York City free nicotine patches and gum giveaway is provided along with a QR code that readers can scan for details. Ad is in 10”x11” resizable dimensions available in English and TIFF, JPEG, and PDF formats.

This full page print ad features a photograph of an MRI of a diseased pancreas that has suffered the ravages of smoking. The text explains that quitting smoking is much less painful than deadly pancreatic cancer. Information on the New York City free nicotine patches and gum giveaway is provided along with a QR code that readers can scan for details. Ad is in 10”x11” resizable dimensions available in English and TIFF, JPEG, and PDF formats.

Dramatic music rises to a fever pitch as disturbing photographs are displayed in quick succession. The viewer sees a hologram of the human body ravaged by disease, and an onslaught of photographs of an esophageal cancer surgery, esophageal resection and subsequent chemotherapy, stomach cancer surgery, stomach removal, and a feeding tube, and finally a patient undergoing pancreatic cancer surgery, radiation, and treatment. The narrator tells viewers that quitting smoking is less painful than any of these diseases and their consequences, and offers information on the nicotine gum and patch giveaway and a free quitline for New York City residents.

These two print ads feature three disturbing photographs of esophageal cancer, stomach cancer, and pancreatic cancer. The text explains that quitting is much less painful than the deadly cancers caused by tobacco consumption. Information on the New York City free nicotine patches and gum giveaway is provided along with a QR code that readers can scan for details. Ads are in 10”x11” and 10"x5.42" resizable dimensions available in English and available in TIFF, JPEG, and PDF formats.

Dramatic music rises to a fever pitch as disturbing photographs are displayed in quick succession. The viewer is exposed to diseased organs, a woman smoking, the insertion of an intravenous medication, and tubes and blood involved in a surgical procedure. A cancer ridden stomach is shown through the lens of a surgical camera, and the announcer reminds viewers that quitting smoking is much less painful than the ravages of stomach cancer. Text regarding the nicotine gum and patch giveaway appears on the screen and the announcer provides information on a free quitline for New York City residents.