For the last 48 years, the American Cancer Society has held its Great American Smokeout on the third Thursday of November. It is the day  they push Americans to quit smoking. The concentration is on those who smoke cigarettes due to the addictive nature of the habit.  While the number of smokers has gone down over the past few decades, approximately 14 million Americans still smoke.  Natasha Coleman, MPH is the Vice President of Community Impact for the American Cancer Society, Northeast Region. She was a guest on The Rick Dayton Show.

<p>For the last 48 years, the American Cancer Society has held its Great American Smokeout on the third Thursday of November. It is the day  they push Americans to quit smoking. The concentration is on those who smoke cigarettes due to the addictive nature of the habit.  While the number of smokers has gone down over the past few decades, approximately 14 million Americans still smoke.  Natasha Coleman, MPH is the Vice President of Community Impact for the American Cancer Society, Northeast Region. She was a guest on The Rick Dayton Show.</p>

Rick Dayton brings his journalistic expertise to KDKA Radio every weekday afternoon. A 30-year veteran of broadcast journalism, Dayton returned to Pittsburgh over a decade ago and continues to engage and inform the community with his unique style and energy. Rick is an insightful interviewer and a beloved Pittsburgh personality.

<p>Rick Dayton brings his journalistic expertise to KDKA Radio every weekday afternoon. A 30-year veteran of broadcast journalism, Dayton returned to Pittsburgh over a decade ago and continues to engage and inform the community with his unique style and energy. Rick is an insightful interviewer and a beloved Pittsburgh personality.</p>

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