Stop Smoking Guide Archives
World No Tobacco Day is Celebrated every 31th of May
To those who are interested in knowing what day is World No Tobacco Day, well, it is celebrated May 31 of every year based from World Health Organization(WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco Control with different set of goals each year. Every goal aims to gather detailed Information and to come up with a solid and profound solution for policy-making and implementation of tobacco control measures.
World No Tobacco Day 2010
The theme for this 2010 is “Gender and tobacco with an emphasis on marketing to women“. It focuses on the Tobacco marketing to women and the need to protect men specially in the adolescence stage from the tobacco companies exploits and tactics.
for more details regarding WHO’s campaign about World Tobacco Day 2010 kindly visit their publication here.
Stop Smoking Campaign on Cigarette Pack Labels
“Government Warning: Cigarette Smoking is Dangerous to your Health”, is this campaign effective enough on Cigarette Packs or Holder?
Public Observation
If you are a keen observer, specially if you are smoker, you noticed on every pack of cigarette label the words “Government Warning: Cigarette Smoking is dangerous to your Health” or “Government Warning: Smoking kills”. These words may vary from brands or Countries regulating the use of Cigarette. What is important about this warning, when you light up a cigarette and start puffing the smoke you are regularly informed about the possible dangers of smoking, which means you are liable to your health.
In Reality
Every year, one of the major cause of death worldwide is the addictive use of cigar or cigarette that leads to Lung Cancer and Smoking related illness. Is the warning label on cigarette pack really effective enough in the campaign of minimizing the mortality rate of people caused by smoking?
Conclusion
All countries, Government implementing body should have the political will and come up with other alternatives to address this imbalance. Cigarette Manufacturers earns a huge cut every year while many people die from their product every year. Warning labels on cigarette packs,cases and holders should not be used as a loophole by the cigarette manufacturer in warning the public. I Just wonder, what if Marlboro and Philip Morris have on their label ” Government Warning: smoke at most 2 stick a day to reduce smoking risk”. My sure guest, The mortality rate of death by smoking will decrease as well as to the income of Cigarette Manufacturers which they do not like.

