tobacco control
Anti-cigarette policy measures
Tobacco control refers to policies, laws, and public health strategies aimed at reducing tobacco use and its harmful effects.
This includes advertising bans, warning labels, smoke-free laws, taxation, and cessation programs.
The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control is the first international public health treaty.
The term frames tobacco not as a consumer choice issue but as a public health problem requiring systematic intervention.
- smoke-freeProhibiting tobacco combustion
- no smoking signsPosted tobacco prohibition notices
- secondhand smokeAmbient cigarette exhalation others inhale
- smoking bansRules prohibiting tobacco use
- smoke breakPause for tobacco
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