Tobacco Control Programs

Tobacco Control Programs are organized efforts to reduce tobacco use and its health impacts. They include strategies like public education, policies restricting smoking in public places, age restrictions on sales, and providing resources for quitting. These programs aim to decrease the number of smokers, prevent initiation among youth, and protect non-smokers from secondhand smoke. By combining awareness campaigns, legislation, and support services, Tobacco Control Programs work to create healthier communities and lower rates of tobacco-related diseases.