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Anne G., Future Tip  Current
Media Type
Video
Target Audiences
Adults, Asian Americans
Languages
English
Cost
Free
Produced For
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Campaign
Tips from Former Smokers® 
Themes
Cessation - General
Description
Anne G. started smoking at age 15 and smoked for more than 10 years. She met the love of her life three years after she quit smoking. They got married and now they have a young daughter. Anne’s tip is, building a healthy future for you and your family starts with leaving smoking in the past.
Ad Status
Current 
Year Produced
2025
Last Date Modified
2/24/2025
 

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Transcript
AS-RECORDED SCRIPT:

ART CARD: A TIP FROM A FORMER SMOKER

WE SEE ANNE TALKING TO THE CAMERA

SUPER: Anne G., 36, Hawaii

ANNE: My name is Anne. I used to smoke.

CUT TO ANNE FOLDING CLOTHES IN CHILDS BEDROOM

ANNE: I was never sure that I would want to get married or have a family but then I
met someone and my future completely changed.

CUT TO IMAGES OF ANNE WITH HER FAMILY

ANNE: My tip is, building a healthy future for you and your family starts with
leaving smoking in the past.

ANNCR: You can quit. For free help, visit CDC.GOV/Tips

ART CARD: YOU CAN QUIT. FOR FREE HELP, VISIT CDC.GOV/Tips

Logo/legal: CDC
Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
#CDCTips
Catalog ID  VID 12035 (E-30)
Length  30 s
Language  English


 
 

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