#California saved billions on health care costs due to its tobacco prevention program. Read @washingtonpost article is.gd/oaZNzZ

#CandyHeartRejects Your Secondhand Smoke Gave Me a Heart Attack. Happy V-Day! For heart-healthy benefits #quitsmoking go.usa.gov/PAu

This #ValentinesDay, give the gift of improved health. Protect your loved ones from secondhand smoke exposure. pic.twitter.com/8yF9I6pr

It’s #HeartMonth. One way to protect your heart is to keep it smoke-free. Learn ways to say no to smoking: go.usa.gov/4Yt3

Using #tobacco can cause #cancer of the lungs, mouth, throat, stomach, kidneys, bladder, bone marrow, & blood go.usa.gov/4sPQ

.@imperfectwomen We agree! For inspiration share our #CDCTips stories from former smokers: go.usa.gov/PeB

.@nhanson22 Free help to quit smoking is available by calling 1-800-Quit-NOW or visiting smokefree.gov. #heartchat

Heart benefits of quitting #smoking begin almost immediately. RT graphic as motivation to quit for good. #heartchat pic.twitter.com/3HOCg2Kz

Approximately 26% of heart attacks are attributable to #smoking. RT Roosevelt’s #CDCTips & be smoke-free. #heartchat pic.twitter.com/kbzhvO7g

.@American_Heart: #Smoking increases risk for heart disease. You can quit. Call 1-800-Quit-NOW or visit smokefree.gov. #heartchat

.@nhanson22 @marthagrogan: Smokesr are 2x more likely to die from coronary heart disease than nonsmokers. #heartchat

#Smoking causes immediate physical damage- even for youth and young adults, such as hearly heart damage or disease. #heartchat

.@SharonTheimer: Secondhand smoke causes about 46,000 heart-disease deaths each year. #heartchat

Healthy behaviors, such as not #smoking, contribute to keeping blood pressure low, which in turn decreases risk of disease. #heartchat

#Smokers are 2-4 times more likely than nonsmokers to develop heart disease & 2 times more likely to have a stroke. #heartchat

For #ValentinesDay check out CDC article on choosing to love your heart by being smoke-free & RT to encourage others: go.usa.gov/4A2z

Find out what happens to your body when you quit smoking: go.usa.gov/4PcV

Quit #smoking & enjoy health benefits: 10 yrs after quitting, risk of dying from lung cancer drops by half. go.usa.gov/4fB4 #VitalSigns

#MajorTurnOffs include #smoking cigarettes. Read and share more about the benefits of quitting for good: go.usa.gov/PAu

#IHaveNoLoveFor cigarettes! #QuitSmoking today using the FREE resources at smokefree.gov & 1-800-QUIT-NOW.