Which IDPH program aims to reduce tobacco use in Illinois?

The Tobacco Control Program is specifically designed to address and reduce tobacco use and its health impacts within Illinois. This program focuses on implementing strategies such as education, advocacy, and community engagement to prevent tobacco initiation among youth and to assist current users in quitting. It encompasses a comprehensive approach that includes public awareness campaigns, resources for smoking cessation, and policy interventions aimed at curbing tobacco use across the state. This targeted focus on tobacco use distinguishes the Tobacco Control Program from other programs like the Chronic Disease Prevention Program or Healthy Illinois Program, which may address broader health concerns but do not concentrate solely on tobacco use reduction.