anti-smoking campaigns
Cigarette discouragement efforts
Anti-smoking campaigns are organized public health efforts to discourage tobacco use, typically through advertising, education, and policy advocacy.
These campaigns emphasize health risks, denormalize smoking, and promote cessation resources: The anti-smoking campaign featured graphic images of diseased lungs.
Government agencies, nonprofits, and health organizations run most such efforts.
- secondhand smokeAmbient cigarette exhalation others inhale
- tobacco taxesLevies on smoking products
- big tobaccoMajor cigarette corporations collectively
- antismokingOpposing cigarette use
- lung cancerMalignant growth in chest
public service announcements · grassroots activism · smoke-free · tobacco control · nicotine addiction · chewing gum · nicotine · advertising restrictions · warning labels · emphysema · cigarettes · cancer sticks · pack a day · dare · celebrity endorsements · prevention · graphic · advocacy
- PSAsPSA, PSAs, health campaigns, anti-drug ads, drunk driving ads
- public healthdisease prevention, immunization, disease control, health education, epidemiology
- school healthschool nurse, school nurses, school clinics, health office, nurse office
anti-smoking campaignstobacco advertising
Promotion of smoking products
cigarette advertising · tobacco marketing · Marlboro Man · Joe Camel
anti-smoking campaignsPhilip Morris
Tobacco corporation, cigarettes
anti-smoking campaignstobacco lobby
Cigarette industry's political arm