Test Your Smarts - Operation Flameout

Woops, try again. Doctors and researchers have found links between smoking and other diseases and have enough research to fill a total of 28 Surgeon General’s reports. In each report, more diseases and conditions have been linked to smoking.

Woops, try again. Doctors and researchers have found links between smoking and other diseases and have enough research to fill a total of 28 Surgeon General’s reports. In each report, more diseases and conditions have been linked to smoking.

Woops, try again. Doctors and researchers have found links between smoking and other diseases and have enough research to fill a total of 28 Surgeon General’s reports. In each report, more diseases and conditions have been linked to smoking.

Impressive! There have been a total of 28 Surgeon General’s reports on Smoking and Health released. In each report, more and more diseases and conditions have been linked to smoking.

Nope, try again. Forty years after the 1964 Surgeon General’s Report, the 2004 Surgeon General’s Report found that smoking is even more destructive to the human body than originally thought. Nearly every organ in the body is damaged by smoke, from the kidneys to the brain. Smoking can lead to cancer of the mouth, lung, throat, stomach, kidneys, bladder and pancreas, asthma and ulcers.

Nope, try again. Forty years after the 1964 Surgeon General’s Report, the 2004 Surgeon General’s Report found that smoking is even more destructive to the human body than originally thought. Nearly every organ in the body is damaged by smoke, from the kidneys to the brain. Smoking can lead to cancer of the mouth, lung, throat, stomach, kidneys, bladder and pancreas, asthma and ulcers.

You got it! After forty years of study, we now know that smoking is even more destructive to the human body than originally thought. Nearly every organ in the body is damaged by smoke, from the kidneys to the brain. Smoking can lead to cancer of the mouth, lung, throat, stomach, kidneys, bladder and pancreas, asthma and ulcers.

Right on! Smoking can make your teeth and fingers turn yellow. Not all that attractive, huh?

Nope, try again. Smoking can make your teeth and fingers turn yellow. Not all that attractive, huh?

You got it! Yes, there are tons of ways you can get involved. It does not matter what your age is, one person’s voice can be heard. Maybe you want to help prevent people in your community from having to inhale secondhand smoke. The CDC can give you information about how to do this and much more. For ideas from the CDC on how you can help make a difference, check out http://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/index.htm.

Woops, try again. Yes, there are tons of ways you can get involved. It does not matter what your age is, one person’s voice can be heard. Maybe you want to help prevent people in your community from having to inhale secondhand smoke. The CDC can give you information about how to do this and much more. For ideas from the CDC on how you can help make a difference, check out http://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/index.htm.