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What Resources are Available for Quitting Chewing Tobacco?

Several resources can help youth quit chewing tobacco, including:
- Quitlines: National and state quitlines provide free support and counseling.
- Online Programs: Websites and apps offer tools and resources to help with quitting.
- Healthcare Providers: Primary care providers can offer guidance and, if necessary, prescribe medications to assist with quitting.

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