No Smoking Day

November 20, Thursday

No Smoking Day
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No Smoking Day is an important date aimed at drawing attention to the issue of smoking and its consequences. On this day, various events are held to help smokers quit the harmful habit.

When it is celebrated
There are two main dates:
- In the UK – on the second Wednesday of March.
- International No Smoking Day – on the third Thursday of November.

History of the holiday
- International No Smoking Day was established in 1977 by the American Cancer Society.
- In the UK, the national date was first observed in 1984 by charitable organizations.
- In many countries, this day has become part of the government’s policy to combat tobacco addiction.

Goals and objectives
- Raising awareness about the dangers of smoking.
- Providing help and support to those who want to quit smoking.
- Promoting a healthy lifestyle.
- Strengthening measures to combat the spread of tobacco.

Interesting facts
- According to statistics, on No Smoking Day, many smokers make their first attempt to quit smoking.
- In some countries, tobacco product advertisements are banned on this day.
- The World Health Organization (WHO) actively supports initiatives to reduce tobacco consumption.

This day is a great opportunity to reflect on health and take a step towards a tobacco-free life.

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