Question

question 4
what are strategies used by cdcs office on smoking and health (osh) to reduce tobacco - related health disparities?
preventing young people from starting to use tobacco
promoting quitting among adults and young people
reducing peoples exposure to secondhand smoke
advocating for increased tobacco use in all age groups
limiting the availability of hpv vaccines

Explanation:

The CDC's Office on Smoking and Health (OSH) aims to reduce tobacco - related health disparities. Preventing young people from starting to use tobacco (as early prevention can have long - term positive health impacts), promoting quitting among adults and young people (to improve their health), and reducing exposure to second - hand smoke (which also has significant health risks) are all valid strategies. Advocating for increased tobacco use in all age groups is the opposite of what would reduce health disparities. Limiting the availability of HPV vaccines is not related to reducing tobacco - related health disparities.

Answer:

Preventing young people from starting to use tobacco, Promoting quitting among adults and young people, Reducing people's exposure to secondhand smoke