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The Policy
"There is virtual unanimity in the scientific community that tobacco products are dangerous to human health. As a School of Medicine dedicated to promoting the health of our community and nation, we have concluded that the use of tobacco products is sufficiently detrimental to health, not only of those who use it but those who are exposed to second hand cigarette smoke, that it should not be allowed anywhere on our campus." |
Resources for Quitting Smoking
Are you one of the many smokers who would like to quit but aren’t sure where to start? Stanford has several resources available to assist you. More » There is not a “one-size-fits-all” plan that will enable everyone to quit smoking. Fortunately there are a variety of programs structured to work with different personalities and lifestyles. More » Frequently Asked Questions Smoking is not only a powerful addiction but also a habit. It's something you learned to do and is probably an integral part of your life. You can become free of smoking by learning more about your habit and by planning ways to deal with both your physical and emotional ties to it. Here are the answers to the most common questions. More » |
Background
 Video length: 7 min 45 secHey doc, got a light? Stanford exhibit features 'medical' cigarette ads Full Story | Image Gallery Tobacco use kills more than 430,000 Americans annually, including 50,000 people who die each year from secondhand smoke. Learn more about the harmful effects of smoking, secondhand smoke and the tobacco industry from the publications featured in this section. More » |
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