State and National Tobacco Data

Infographics

The following are quick reference materials regarding MTUPP and the local efforts to prevent tobacco use and promote quitting.

• Tobacco Use and Behavioral Health
• 12 Reasons for Behavioral Health to be Tobacco-Free
• 3 Behaviors leading to 4 Diseases
• Flavored Tobacco Hooks Kids
• E-cigarettes: 5 Facts You Need to Know
• Montana Teen Use of E-Cigarettes 
• Parent Vaping Myths & Conversation Tips
• The Importance of Adding Menthol to Flavor Restrictions
• The Importance of Incorporating E-Cigarettes in Smokefree Policies
• Why You Want Tobacco-Free Parks in Your Community
• The Cost of Secondhand Smoke in Montana
• Tobacco = Social Justice Issue,  (Sources)

Surveillance Reports

MTUPP publishes surveillance reports on tobacco related issues in Montana. 

• November 2017: The Montana Quit Line helps users quit ALL types of tobacco
• Tobacco Use Increases the Risk of Cancer

Progress Reports

Montana DPHHS publishes a combined Chronic Disease Report, beginning in 2018, highlighting the program's activities, results and effectiveness. Prior to 2018, MTUPP published tobacco specific biennial progress reports from 2007 to 2016.

• Montana Chronic Disease Bureau Progress Report
• Please call (866) 787-5347 if you are interested in obtaining a past Progress Report

Evaluation

• Photovoice Toolkit
• The impact of Helena's smoking ban on heart attack - The Helena Heart Study
• Characteristics and abstinence outcomes among tobacco quitline enrollees using varenicline or nicotine replacement therapy

Other Key Tobacco Publications & Resources

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Office of Smoking and Health
• CDC's Best Practices for Comprehensive Tobacco Control Programs
• Surgeon General's Reports on Smoking and Tobacco Use
• 2016 Surgeon General's Report: E-Cigarette Use Among Youth and Young Adults
• Electronic Cigarette Use Among Montana Adults-2014
• Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Smoke-Free Policy Support Among Public Housing Residents in Rural and Tribal Settings -2016. For a copy of the full article, please contact Lisa Richidt.