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NJQuitline

NJ Quitline is a free telephone-counseling service for smokers in NJ who are ready to quit for good. Call today at 1-866-657-8677 to speak with a quit coach.

01/28/2026

Did you know smoking has a significant impact on your physical appearance, including your nails?

Smoking slows nail growth and encourages fungus development.

Smoking can also cause yellow staining and discoloration of your nails due to long-term ni****ne and tar exposure.

Don’t let smoking ‘nail’ your nails!

For free quit support, visit https://www.njquitline.org or call 1-866-NJ-STOPS.

01/26/2026

Smoking doesn’t just drain your wallet. Its true cost is your health.

People who smoke face higher risks of chronic lung disease, heart disease, and various cancers.

Save your money. Save your life. Quit today.

For free quit support, visit https://www.njquitline.org or call 1-866-NJ-STOPS.

01/24/2026

January 24 is National Trivia Day!

To celebrate, here’s a To***co-Free Trivia question for you.

Do you know how many chemicals are found in cigarette smoke?
Scroll down to see the answer!

Answer: 7,000

For free quit support, visit https://www.njquitline.org or call 1-866-NJ-STOPS.

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01/23/2026

January 23rd is New Jersey’s Maternal Health Awareness Day.

In 2018, New Jersey became the first state in the nation to designate January 23rd as Maternal Health Awareness Day to both drive action and raise awareness of our maternal health crisis.

In 2021, 5.4% of women reported smoking during pregnancy.
Smoking during pregnancy is risky for both the pregnant individual and the baby.

Here’s why:
-Smoking reduces oxygen and nutrients to the fetus, leading to low birth weight, preterm birth and increased chances of birth defects.
-It doubles the risk of placenta problems, ectopic pregnancy and premature labor.
-There are higher miscarriage and stillbirth risks, with no safe level of smoking during pregnancy.
-Keep yourself and your baby safe. Take the first steps toward quitting smoking.

For more information on maternal health and smoking, or to find caregiver-focused quit support, visit momsquit.com or call 888-545-5191.

For free quit support, visit https://www.njquitline.org or call 1-866-NJ-STOPS.

01/21/2026

Stronger bones start with quitting smoking. Take a deep breath, stand tall and take the first step today.

For free quit support, visit https://www.njquitline.org or call 1-866-NJ-STOPS.

You can also access resources from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention by calling 1-800-QUIT-NOW or visiting CDC.gov/quit.

01/19/2026

January 19 is National Popcorn Day! To celebrate, we’re sharing a few some “kernels” of knowledge about the benefits of quitting smoking.

Did you know that your body begins to heal itself the moment you stop smoking? It’s true! And within just 5 to 10 years of quitting, your risk of developing lung cancer can drop by half.

And here’s another inspiring fact — in 2022 alone, about 2.2 million people successfully quit smoking for good.

Also, if you’re ever looking for a quick snack to take your mind off smoking, popcorn is a yummy distraction.

For free quit support, visit https://www.njquitline.org or call 1-866-NJ-STOPS.

01/16/2026

Happy Tuesday! is here to remind you that quitting smoking is a journey, not a straight line.

A slipup doesn’t mean you’ve failed or can’t quit for good, it’s just one step along the way.

Keep going. You’re stronger than you think, and you’ve got this.

For free quit support, visit https://www.njquitline.org or call 1-866-NJ-STOPS.

01/14/2026

Menthol to***co products might taste minty fresh, but their effects on your body are anything but ‘cool’.

Menthol to***co can harm your dental health by damaging oral cells, promoting bacterial growth, and hindering immune responses in the gums.

For free quit support, visit https://www.njquitline.org or call 1-866-NJ-STOPS.

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01/12/2026

Men consistently have higher rates of smoking in most countries, with some data showing men smoking up to five times more than women.

Don’t become another statistic. Quit smoking today.

For free quit support, visit https://www.njquitline.org or call 1-866-NJ-STOPS.

You can also access resources from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention by calling 1-800-QUIT-NOW or visiting CDC.gov/quit.

01/09/2026

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month.

Smoking greatly increases your risk of developing cancers like cervical cancer.

This month, we stand with those affected by cervical cancer and take time to remember the lives lost to this disease.

For free quit support, visit https://www.njquitline.org or call 1-866-NJ-STOPS.

01/07/2026

To***co use causes more than 8 million deaths around the world every year.

Quitting smoking is one of the best things you can do for your health because it lowers your risk of heart disease, stroke, cancer and lung disease.

When you quit, you also protect the people around you from secondhand and thirdhand smoke.

For free quit support, visit https://www.njquitline.org or call 1-866-NJ-STOPS.

01/05/2026

No need to ‘quack’ under pressure—life is better when it’s smokefree!

For free quit support, visit https://www.njquitline.org or call 1-866-NJ-STOPS.

You can also access resources from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention by calling 1-800-QUIT-NOW or visiting CDC.gov/quit.

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The New Jersey Department of Health, Office of To***co Control, Nutrition and Fitness created the New Jersey Quitline, a free telephone-counseling service for smokers to quit to***co. While the rates of smoking have decreased since 2000 from 21% to 13.5%, there is still progress to be made. To***co-related disease continues to be the number one preventable cause of death in the United States. The NJ Quitline’s trained Quit Coaches provide callers with personalized quit tips and strategies to help smokers deal with stress, triggers and potential relapses. Callers who use Quitline services can more than double their chances of quitting successfully than quitting on their own. #NJQuitline www.NJQuitline.org

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