What the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention TV commercial - Dejar de fumar con Giselle Blondet is about.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released a TV spot featuring Giselle Blondet called 'Dejar de fumar,' which translates to 'Quit smoking' in English. The 30-second ad targets Spanish-speaking audiences, aiming to encourage smokers to quit the habit by highlighting the harm it does to the body.

The TV spot begins with Blondet, a Puerto Rican TV host and actress, talking directly to the viewers in Spanish. She explains that quitting smoking is challenging, but it is possible with the right support and resources. She then goes on to outline the benefits of quitting smoking and how it can improve one's health and quality of life.

The ad packs quite a punch in just 30 seconds, featuring graphic images of tobacco products alongside real-life testimonials from people who have successfully quit smoking. The message is clear: quitting smoking is tough, but it is a decision that can change your life.

The CDC has been working tirelessly to reduce the number of smokers in the US. According to the agency, almost 14% of adults in the United States were smokers in 2019. Even though smoking rates have declined over the past few decades, smoking remains the leading cause of preventable death in the US.

The CDC hopes that the TV spot's positive message and practical advice will inspire more smokers to take the first step in quitting the habit. 'Dejar de fumar' con Giselle Blondet is part of a wider campaign by the CDC to raise awareness of the dangers of smoking and to encourage smokers to quit for good.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention TV commercial - Dejar de fumar con Giselle Blondet produced for Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was first shown on television on March 23, 2023.