Abstract
Quit Victoria (a program of Cancer Council Victoria) developed, in partnership with the Heart Foundation and VicHealth, a multichannel advertising campaign to raise awareness of platelet aggregation (‘sticky blood’) caused by smoking. The primary audiences were English-speaking people who smoke (aged 29-54 years) and Chinese-Victorians who smoke. The secondary audience was general practitioners, cardiac specialists, and nurses.
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