World No Tobacco Day

World No Tobacco Day Quick Facts - US

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2023 Date	May 31, 2023
2024 Date	May 31, 2024

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World No Tobacco Day in 2023

Wednesday, May 31

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World No Tobacco Day History

World No Tobacco Day seeks to raise awareness about the health risks of tobacco use. It advocates for more effective policies that can help reduce worldwide tobacco use. Tobacco is a brown product prepared by curing the leaves of a tobacco plant. It is believed to have originated thousands of years ago somewhere in the Americas. It was later discovered by Christopher Columbus and subsequently introduced to the rest of the world. Tobacco contains alkaline nicotine, a stimulant that makes tobacco very addictive. Tobacco use is known to cause a myriad of cancers.

In 1987, the World Health Organization established World No Tobacco Day in an effort to draw attention to the risks of tobacco use and move towards safer and better public health for all. Since then, World No Tobacco Day has evolved into an important annual event that generates awareness for other tobacco-related issues such as illegal trade, secondhand smoke, and tobacco control.

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World No Tobacco Day Facts & Quotes

The theme for World No Tobacco Day in 2022 was Tobacco: Threat to our environment.
According to the CDC, 30.8 million adults in the U.S. reported smoking in 2020. 26 million people also reported living with a smoking-related disease.
According to the World Health Organization, nearly 80% of the world's 1 billion smokers live in low and middle income countries.
Arsenic, lead, and tar are just three of the 7,000 chemicals that are found in tobacco smoke.
Smoking is a classy way to commit suicide - Kurt Vonnegut, American author

World No Tobacco Day Top Events and Things to Do

Think about your health. Quit smoking or encourage others to do so. Many help books are available online to coach you through the withdrawal and help you find alternative solutions to the cravings.
Educate youth and teenagers in your neighborhood about the negative effects of smoking and encourage them to quit if they have already picked up the habit. The best way to eradicate smoking is by educating the new generation of the negative effects of tobacco use.
Volunteer for the Freedom from Smoking program or another like program that helps smokers quit.
Watch a movie or documentary about smoking and tobacco. Our favorites: The Tobacco Conspiracy, We Love Cigarettes and Passion for Cigarettes.
Lobby for stricter tobacco advertisement laws and smoking laws in your community. Tobacco companies continue to be pressured legally to disclose the negative effects of their product and your help in supporting this legal action can lead to even stricter laws.