National Tobacco Control Programs

National Tobacco Control Programs are organized efforts by governments to reduce tobacco use and its health impacts. They include policies like banning smoking in public places, increasing taxes on tobacco products, running awareness campaigns, and providing support for quitting. The goal is to protect public health by preventing new smokers and helping current smokers stop, ultimately lowering tobacco-related diseases and deaths. These programs are part of a broader strategy to promote healthier communities and reduce the burden on healthcare systems.