These print advertisements from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are created for Asian audiences (Chinese or Korean). In this print ad, the stories of three participants from the “Tips From Former Smokers” campaign — Annette, Shawn and Brandon — are joined under the headline, “Cut Out Smoking Or Risk Having Something Else Cut Out.” The ads show a phone number for the Asian Smokers’ Quitline. Ads are in 10"x10.5" resizable dimensions and available in JPEG, and PDF formats.

These print advertisements from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are created for Asian audiences (Chinese or Korean). In this print ad, the stories of three participants from the “Tips From Former Smokers” campaign — Annette, Shawn and Brandon — are joined under the headline, “Cut Out Smoking Or Risk Having Something Else Cut Out.” The ads show a phone number for the Asian Smokers’ Quitline. Ads are in 11.5"x10" resizable dimensions and available in JPEG, and PDF formats.

These print advertisements from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are created for Asian audiences (Chinese or Korean). In this print ad, the stories of two participants from the “Tips From Former Smokers” campaign — Roosevelt and Suzy — are joined under the headline, “SMOKING CAN LEAD TO NUMEROUS HEARTS GETTING HURT — YOUR HEART IS INCLUDED!” The ads show a phone number for the Asian Smokers’ Quitline. Ads are in 10.5"x10" and 4.92"x10.09" resizable dimensions and available in JPEG, and PDF formats.

These print advertisements from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are created for Asian audiences (Chinese or Korean). In this print ad, the stories of two participants from the “Tips From Former Smokers” campaign — Roosevelt and Suzy — are joined under the headline, “SMOKING CAN LEAD TO NUMEROUS HEARTS GETTING HURT — YOUR HEART IS INCLUDED!” The ads show a phone number for the Asian Smokers’ Quitline. Ads are in 11.25"x9.6" and 6"x9.98" resizable dimensions and available in JPEG, and PDF formats.

Smoking during pregnancy can cause serious health problems for mothers and babies. Amanda, who is 30, tried hard to quit smoking when she learned she was pregnant. But she was unable to overcome her addiction to cigarettes. Her baby was born 2 months early, weighing only 3 pounds. In this TV ad for CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Amanda talks about the weeks that her baby spent in a hospital incubator. This ad was designed and tested for an adult population aged 18–54 years.

Amanda tried hard to quit smoking when she learned she was pregnant. But she was unable to overcome her addiction to cigarettes. In this digital ad, Amanda shares a photo of her baby, born 2 months early and weighing only 3 pounds. Tips Digital Display items were updated in 2023 to include updated Tips branding as well as 2 new versions and 2 new sizes for both English and Spanish languages. When ordered, you will receive a bundle including three different call to action message options (Meet Amanda, Quit Now, Learn More) each in 6 different sizes 300x250, 300x600, 728x90 and 160x600, 300x50, 320x50.

Amanda tried hard to quit smoking when she learned she was pregnant. But she was unable to overcome her addiction to cigarettes. In this print ad for CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, Amanda talks about the weeks that her baby girl spent in a hospital incubator after she was born 2 months early, weighing only 3 pounds. Ads are in 7” x 10”, 7" x 4.875" and 4.625” x 4.875” resizable dimensions; are available in English and Spanish; and are available in TIFF, JPEG, and PDF formats.

Andy A. was diagnosed with throat cancer from smoking. This began his complex treatment and recovery journey, including three surgeries to remove the cancer, using muscle and skin from his legs to rebuild his throat. Andy now speaks with the help of an electrolarynx. He also needs full-time care from his wife, Debra B. In this ad, he shares that cigarettes took so much from him, including his independence. Andy’s tip is don’t give anymore to cigarettes – otherwise they will keep taking until there is nothing left of you.

Tobacco companies aggressively target many communities with menthol cigarette advertising - in stores, magazines, and social media, as well as online and at events. Growing up, Angie was surrounded by it. She smoked for 27 years before she finally quit.

Anne G. used to smoke when she felt sad or down. Since quitting, Anne says she feels much happier. Quitting inspired Anne to improve her life in many ways, including eating healthier and not drinking alcohol anymore. She also found new activities, like yoga, working out, and taking walks with her dog. Anne’s tip is, there is life after cigarettes, and it may be better than you ever thought it could be.

General Audience

Annette is 57 and was diagnosed with lung cancer at age 49. In this digital ad, she reveals a giant scar on her back from surgery she had to have to remove her lung. Tips Digital Display items were updated in 2023 to include updated Tips branding as well as 2 new versions and 2 new sizes. When ordered, you will receive a bundle including three different call to action message options (Meet Annette, Quit Now, Learn More) each in 6 different sizes 300x250, 300x600, 728x90 and 160x600, 300x50, 320x50.

Annette is 57 and was diagnosed with lung cancer at age 49. In this poster, she reveals a giant scar on her back from surgery she had to have to remove her lung. This ad is part of CDC's "Tips From Former Smokers" campaign. Ads are in 18”x24” resizable dimensions available in English and Spanish and available in TIFF, JPEG, and PDF formats.