Tobacco Control Policy

Tobacco Control Policy refers to a set of laws and regulations aimed at reducing tobacco use and its harmful effects on public health. This includes measures like increasing taxes on tobacco products, restricting advertising and sponsorship, implementing graphic health warnings on packaging, and creating smoke-free public spaces. These policies aim to discourage smoking, protect non-smokers from secondhand smoke, and ultimately reduce the incidence of diseases related to tobacco use, like cancer and heart disease. By promoting healthier choices, these policies contribute to improving overall community health and well-being.