Anti-Tobacco Legislation

Anti-tobacco legislation comprises laws and regulations designed to reduce tobacco use and protect public health. These laws may ban smoking in public places, restrict tobacco advertising, limit sales to minors, and require health warnings on tobacco products. The goal is to decrease tobacco consumption, prevent related health problems like cancer and heart disease, and promote a healthier environment. Such legislation also encourages smokers to quit and discourages new users, ultimately reducing the societal and economic burdens associated with tobacco-related illnesses.