This helped accelerate implementation of policies to restrict smoking in public places and workplaces (Figure)
It's time to: 1 Implement, strengthen, and enforce the provisions of the WHO FCTC 2 Embrace forward-looking tobacco control measures 3 Urge @WHO Member States that havent yet ratified the FCTC to take action 4 Encourage Parties to ratify and implement the Protocol to Eliminate Illicit Trade in Tobacco Products 5 Invest in tobacco control because it saves lives and delivers strong returns for governments Explore the impact of two decades of progress and the path ahead: fctc.who.int/resources/publ #FCTC20Years #FCTCSavesLives Advancing global tobacco control together
It causes: lung disease including emphysema and chronic bronchitis heart and circulatory disease including heart attack, stroke and narrowing of the arteries at least 15 types of cancer including lung, mouth, throat, stomach, liver, kidney, bowel, bladder and cervix Reduced fertility in both men and women Smoking can cause bones to become weak and brittle, increasing the risk of osteoporosis in women
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