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04/23/98 THU 11:23 FAX 202 690 7318 DHHS/ASPA 017 1 students. This Surgeon General's report provides a vast amount of information on a wide variety of topics relevant to tobacco use among racial/ethnic minority communities. Q: What recommendations does the report make to help lower tobacco use among racial/ethnic minority groups? A: The report calls for enhanced surveillance systems to document better trends and patterns of tobacco use among racial/ethnic minority groups. The report also calls for rigorous prevention research to help us develop effective tobacco-reduction strategies. While the report doesn't make policy recommendations, it does highlight characteristics of tobacco control efforts that address unique cultural needs. It also stresses the importance of restricting youth access to tobacco products, evaluates the appeal of tobacco products, and analyzes the effectiveness of media-based initiatives to control tobacco use. The report also outlines how the tobacco industry has targeted racial/ethnic minority communities. Q: Does CDC have an anti-tobacco plan specifically targeted to racial/ethnic minority groups? What are its main elements? A: CDC's tobacco control efforts have four main goals: (1) expand the amount and scope of scientific data relating to tobacco control; (2) implement prevention and control programs; (3) keep the public informed; and (4) develop partnerships and foster leadership on tobacco issues. CDC's tobacco control efforts among minority populations fit within these goals. CDC conducts research and data collection efforts on use of tobacco products and determinants of use among racial/ethnic minorities. CDC also supports prevention and control programs that address minority populations at the national, State, and local levels. CDC has developed educational and media campaigns that address racial/ethnic minority communities. Finally, CDC has developed partnerships with minority organizations and fostered leadership development on tobacco issues among minority organizations. Q: How much did this report cost? A: The overall cost of the report was approximately $600,000. The Surgeon General's Report on tobacco use in racial/ethnic minority populations is the first report detailing such information. This information will be used by public and private organizations to inform policy and program development officials. 3

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