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Statement attributable to: Robert McLean, MD, FACP President, American College of Physicians
Washington, DC (July 9, 2019) —The American College of Physicians (ACP) supports a recent opinion-editorial by the surgeons general of the Air Force, Army, Navy, and United States highlighting the dangers tobacco use has on U.S. armed forces and recognizing it as an urgent public health issue.
Smoking has long been known to be a significant health risk to the public. ACP agrees with the call to action presented in the opinion-editorial to address the health consequences of tobacco use in the military, including taking steps to reduce exposure to second-hand smoke and electronic cigarette aerosol, setting leadership examples, and promoting tobacco cessation programs. Such actions are consistent with ACP’s 2010 policy paper, “Tobacco Control and Prevention,” which identified the need to implement and adequately fund “comprehensive tobacco control efforts to prevent smoking and other tobacco product use among young people; provide objective information about the dangers of cigarette, cigar, pipe, smokeless, and other tobacco products; minimize exposure to secondhand smoke; and help tobacco users quit.”
ACP will continue to work and serve as a resource for policymakers and military leaders in helping to communicate the harmful effects of tobacco use. We thank all of the surgeons general for their leadership and efforts in elevating this important public health message.
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