On February 20, St. Peter’s Health Partners and its grant-funded program, Capital District Tobacco-Free Communities (CDTFC), will host a family-friendly, smoke-free movie night to raise awareness of the dangers of tobacco use and the impact of the tobacco imagery shown in films. […]
Theresa Zubretsky, community engagement coordinator with Capital District Tobacco-Free Communities, appeared on WNYT’s Health Beat to discuss youth tobacco use and vaping. […]
Theresa Zubretsky from Capital District Tobacco-Free Communities appeared on WNYT’s Forum 13 to discuss the growing popularity of electronic cigarettes. […]
The Saratogian published a story on Reality Check of NY’s ‘Seen Enough Tobacco Day’ event, held Oct. 13 at the Troy Boys & Girls Club. […]
‘Seen Enough Tobacco Day’, which is being held Saturday, Oct. 13, was the focus of an interview on WNYT. […]
St. Peter’s Health Partners and Capital District Tobacco-Free Communities will host “Seen Enough Tobacco Day” October 13 at the Troy Boys and Girls Club. The event is aimed at educating students and their parents about the dangers of smoking and vaping. […]
Norman Dascher, president of Samaritan Hospital and St. Mary’s Hospital, wrote an op-ed that appeared in The Record in support of new legislation to raise the minimum legal sale age of tobacco products to 21. […]
Cara Zampi, youth engagement coordinator with Capital District Tobacco-Free Communities, visited Spectrum News to talk about the ongoing problem of youth-rated film portraying smoking as cool. […]
“Reinvent the Reel” grant, awarded to Capital District Tobacco-Free Communities by Trinity Health and Truth Initiative, aims to raise awareness of the issue of smoking in movies and popular culture. […]
St. Peter’s Health Partners has joined the Smoke Free Movies Week of Action, February 19 – 26, to urge Hollywood executives to remove smoking from youth-rated films. […]
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