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Navy Veteran Dustin Johnson stopped using tobacco to save cash for his future. Many Veterans find other motivators. Explore which ones might work for you.

His journey to a tobacco-free life began beside his dad’s coffin, but it took over a decade. Learn what he wants other Veterans to know about quitting tobacco.

Start creating a plan for how to stop using tobacco.

“The Time Is Right” for Veterans to explore VA’s well-established resources to help them stop smoking, dipping or chewing tobacco.

In this episode of the PTSD Bytes podcast, Dr. Pearl McGee-Vincent discusses PTSD and tobacco use with Dr. Ellen Herbst.

VA encourages Veterans to consider their life goals and how tobacco use might stand in their way. Read how five Veterans stopped using tobacco.

VA encourages Veterans to consider what life would be like free of smokeless tobacco and to explore VA’s resources for stopping tobacco use.

World No Tobacco Day - May 31: VA urges Veterans to learn from each attempt to stop using tobacco. Those lessons can help you stop using tobacco for good.

Stopping tobacco use can improve your mental health and sense of well-being and improve physical health. Good news: Never too late to stop using tobacco and start enjoying a better quality of life.

If you use smokeless tobacco products and have tried or [...]

Quitting smoking improves the health of your entire body. It not only lowers your risk for cancer of the mouth, throat, esophagus and bladder, but also sharpens your vision, increases the effectiveness of some medications and may help in alleviating chronic pain.

For this year's World No Tobacco Day, VA's Better Starts Today campaign highlights some of the mental, emotional and physical benefits of tobacco cessation.