World No Tobacco Day (WNTD) is observed on the 31 st May annually to spread awareness among the general public about the harmful effects of tobacco ranging from lung cancer to serious lung and ...

Parents and other members of the community should also take measures to promote their own health, and that of their children, by protecting them from the harms caused by tobacco. The World Health ...

It is never too late to quit, and the body begins to heal shortly after quitting any form of tobacco. Don’t let tobacco control your life – take back your freedom! Consider taking advantage of some of ...

Saturday May 31, countries around the globe, including Nigeria, marked World No Tobacco Day, a day set aside by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to raise awareness about the health risks of tobacco ...

Advocates of ‘Take Down Tobacco’ are working to make sure the numbers don’t continue with today’s youth. Green said as soon as a bill to further regulate tobacco reaches his desk ...

On the eve of this year's World No Tobacco Day, the World Health Organisation (WHO) is calling on people protect their lungs by not only quitting tobacco smoking but also saying no to second-hand ...