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World No Tobacco Day: Break Free from Addiction
Health & ScienceDaily Excelsior31 May, 04:13 amAtlasHour
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World No Tobacco Day: Break Free from Addiction

Dr.Mandeep Kaur dr_mandeep_kaur@yahoo.com Each year on 31st May, World No Tobacco Day unites governments, health organizations, civil society, and youth voices under a shared mission: to end the tobacco epidemic and secure a tobacco- and nicotine-free future for the next generation. Theme for World No Tobacco Day 2026 is “Unmasking the appeal – countering nicotine and tobacco addiction. The theme is built around a stark reality: despite decades of progress in reducing traditional tobacco use, the tobacco and nicotine industry

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Dr.Mandeep Kaur dr_mandeep_kaur@yahoo.com Each year on 31st May, World No Tobacco Day unites governments, health organizations, civil society, and youth voices under a shared mission: to end the tobacco epidemic and secure a tobacco- and nicotine-free future for the next generation.

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