Smoking and Lung Health Social Media Resources

Use these graphics and sample posts on your channels to raise awareness about smoking and lung health and encourage people to quit. You may also be interested in our other social media resources focused on COPD and asthma.

Download sample social media posts here. 

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Animation of an illustrated lung character walking through a park. The left lung is gray and sick while holding a pack of cigarettes. It throws the cigarettes into the trash and becomes pink and healthy again.
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Illustration of a man high-kicking a cigarette hanging as a heavy bag. Text: Quitting smoking is hard, but it's worth it! It's never too late to get lung health benefits of quitting.
A group of adults in a group therapy session. Text: You don't have to quit smoking alone! Get help from your family, friends, healthcare provider, or support groups.
Illustration of a man throwing a pack of cigarettes into a trashcan. Text: Smoking makes COPD and asthma symptoms worse. It's never too late to quit.
Illustration of a no smoking icon, lungs, and a heartrate line. A woman is pointing to the no smoking sign. Text: Over time, quitting smoking lowers the risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer, and other respiratory diseases
A woman talking with a doctor. Text: Quitting smoking slows down COPD. It's an important part of a COPD treatment plan.
A man using an inhaler. Text: Tobacco smoking is a leading trigger of asthma attacks. Stop smoking to breathe easier with asthma.
Illustration of smiling lung characters holding a clipboard and covering their mouth when coughing. Text: Keep your lungs healthy. Don't smoke. Quit smoking to reduce the risk of COPD and other conditions, lung infections, asthma symptoms, and breathing problems. Avoid secondhand smoke. Steer clear of areas where smoking is allowed.
Image of a broken cigarette. Text: Smoking is the leading cause of COPD in the United States
Una ilustración de un hombre tirando un paquete de cigarrillos a la basura. Texto: Fumar empeora los síntomas de la EPOC y el asma. Nunca es demasiado tarde para dejar de fumar.
Una ilustración de una mujer pateando a un cigarrillo colgado a modo de saco de boxeo. Texto: Dejar de fumar es difícil, pero vale la pena. Nunca es demasiado tarde para beneficiarse de las ventajas de dejar de fumar para la salud pulmonar.