pt. I. Smoking and tobacco products : an overview
1. Cigarettes and other nicotine products : the facts
2. Understanding nicotine addiction
3. What's in tobacco products?
4. Cigarette brand preferences
5. The truth about "light" cigarettes
6. Cigar and pipe use
7. Smokeless tobacco
8. Marijuana : are hazards similar to those for tobacco?
9. Tobacco use statistics
10. Tobacco-related morbidity and mortality
11. Minors' access to tobacco
12. Women and smoking
13. Smoking among older adults
14. African Americans and tobacco use
15. Hispanics and tobacco use
16. Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and tobacco use
17. American Indians and Alaska natives and tobacco use
pt. II. Tobacco-related health hazards
18. The health consequences of smoking
19. Risks associated with short-term and low-level smoking
20. Tobacco and cancer
21. What you need to know about lung cancer
22. What you need to know about oral cancer
23. Head and neck cancer
24. Smoking and breast cancer risk
25. Bladder cancer
26. Smoking and your lungs
27. Emphysema
28. Chronic bronchitis : smoking is the most common cause
29. Asthma and smoking
30. Smoking and cardiovascular diseases
31. Cigarette smoke chokes the heart
32. Smoking increases stroke risk
33. Smoking increases risk for brain aneurysms
34. Smoking and eye disease
35. Smoking and diabetes risk
36. Smoking and your digestive system
37. Smoking and musculoskeletal health
38. Smoking and sexual health
39. Hazards related to smoking during pregnancy
40. The link between smoking and depression
pt. III. Smoking cessation
41. Questions and answers about smoking cessation
42. Are there effective treatments for nicotine addiction?
43. Nicotine replacement therapy
44. Non-nicotine medications for smoking cessation
45. Is Zyban right for you?
46. You can quit smoking
47. What you should know before you start a smoke-free life
48. Preparations for smoking cessation
49. Smokeless tobacco : quitting
50. Today is your quit day
51. The first few days without tobacco
52. Coping with urges to smoke
53. Smoking abstinence : facing common challenges
54. You can control your weight as you quit smoking
55. Smoking, stress, and mood
56. Relapse : what if you have a cigarette?
57. Lifestyle balance and positive addiction


pt. IV. Tobacco-related research
58. Nicotine's multiple effects on the brain's reward system drive addiction
59. Some groups are more vulnerable than others to becoming nicotine dependent
60. Genetic variation may increase nicotine craving and smoking relapse
61. Researchers link adolescent cigarette smoking with anxiety disorders
62. Studying the link between maternal smoking and child behavior
63. Are health risks different for menthol cigarettes?
64. Can cigarettes be manufactured in a way that reduces burn-related fatalities?
65. Researching tobacco-related cancers
66. Associations between smoking and newly identified risk factors for cardiovascular disease
67. Persistent smokers fail to receive full benefits of angioplasty
68. Vitamin C, fish, and gout drug may reduce artery damage from smoking
69. Long-term effects from vitamin supplements in smokers
70. Studying how cigarette smoke affects peripheral organs
71. ASSIST : Americans Stop Smoking Intervention Study
pt. V. Tobacco control and use prevention
72. Preventing tobacco use
73. Comprehensive tobacco control programs
74. Issues in reducing tobacco use
75. Environmental tobacco smoke (secondhand smoke)
76. Clean indoor air regulations
77. Healthy people 2010 : goals for reducing tobacco use
78. Tobacco use prevention : identifying strategies that work
79. What is needed to reduce smoking among women
80. Talking to your child about tobacco
81. Facts about tobacco advertising and promotion
82. Federal Cigarette Labeling and Advertising Act
83. Tobacco taxation
pt. VI. Additional help and information
84. Glossary of terms related to tobacco use and smoking cessation
85. Tobacco information and control resources
86. Smoking cessation : hotlines, helplines, and Internet resources.