World No Tobacco Day: Raising Awareness on Tobacco Risks

World No Tobacco Day is commemorated annually on May 31 to raise awareness about the dangers associated with tobacco use and to encourage individuals to quit smoking. Despite clear warning labels on cigarette packs, individuals continue to smoke, exposing themselves to serious long-term health complications.
Global health experts emphasize that smoking remains a major public health concern. Additionally, newer products such as vaping, hookah, and nicotine pouches are becoming increasingly popular, especially among young people, who often mistakenly believe these alternatives are safer.
Health professionals stress the importance of addressing both traditional cigarettes and these newer tobacco products in public health campaigns.
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