Over the past five years, more than 2,500 news stories on tobacco farming have been produced—including coverage of tobacco growing’s health harms to farmers, the public, and our environment. Let’s grow food, not tobacco. #notobacco Read all about it at globaltobaccocontrol.org/worldnotobacco…

Ahead of #WorldNoTobaccoDay , we stress the importance of accelerating the implementation of Articles 17&18 of the WHO FCTC to protect tobacco farmers & to Grow Food, No Tobacco. #FCTCSavesLives #FCTCProtectsTheEnvironment 🔗who.int/campaigns/worl…

Great piece in nature on the fight for #tobaccocontrol in Africa and the tactics used by the tobacco industry to undermine #FCTC recommendations, highlighting what Prof Anna Gilmore of University of Bath describes as "power imbalances" nature.com/articles/d4158…

Happy to have co-authored this piece with colleagues in the SRNT Global Res Network SRNT Global Research Network Happy reading! 🙂 E-cigarette use in low-income and middle-income countries: opportunity or challenge for global tobacco control - The Lancet Global Health thelancet.com/journals/langl…

The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control is an accelerator for sustainable development #SDGs #FCTCSavesLives 🔗fctc.who.int/who-fctc/overv…

There are no safe tobacco products. The smoke from a hookah still contains high levels of toxic chemicals, and hookah smoking delivers the addictive drug nicotine. Nicotine can change the way the brain works, causing cravings for more of it. fda.gov/tobacco-produc…

Smoking among youth remains prevalent and is increasing in certain nations. Worldwide, an estimated 38 million boys and girls aged 13–15 consume tobacco products, according to WHO. #YouthDay

The longer you stay away from tobacco, the healthier you get. #NoTobacco

Shisha has become a socially accepted activity, but the risks are real. Don’t be deceived by its social appeal and trendiness — your health is at stake

We’re proud to share a powerful documentary highlighting the remarkable journey of tobacco control advocacy in Nigeria. From the 2019 regulations to youth-driven campaigns like "Don’t Wait, Regulate" and "Clear the Air," passionate young advocates are leading the charge against

Things are often not quite as they seem. ✖️The tobacco industries project themselves as champions of good well-being, economic growth, and environmental sustainability. This sounds good, right? But let's examine this closely: While they're keeping up the appearance of making

Tackling tobacco use in Nigeria requires more than just policies, it needs funding! Learn about the impact of the Tobacco Control Fund in this enlightening interview. youtu.be/Rl7GNC0Xot0?si…

Dangerously, today the “scene” for tobacco companies to access youth is through social media. #TobaccoExposed bit.ly/3KaRg6P

The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) is a landmark global treaty dedicated to protecting lives from the devastating harms of tobacco. It has been instrumental in combating the global tobacco epidemic and promoting public health worldwide. As one of the most

🎂Today marks 20 years of the first-ever World Health Organization (WHO) treaty—the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control—one of the most widely embraced United Nations treaties in history, saving millions of lives worldwide. Happy 20th anniversary to our treaty❗️ #FCTC20Years #WeAre20

Take action to prevent #strokes by adopting a healthier lifestyle: 🥗 eat healthier 🏃‍♀️ be physically active 💪 maintain a healthy weight 🚭 avoid tobacco & alcohol Learn more 🔗bit.ly/3bmxIL8

It’s #WorldNoTobaccoDay 🚫 WHO FCTC urges governments to prohibit ingredients that increase product attractiveness and palatability — like flavours and sweeteners. These additives are designed to hook youth and mask the harm. It's time to act. #FCTCSavesLives #TobaccoExposed

It’s #WorldNoTobaccoDay 🚭— time to unmask the tobacco industry’s appeal! Cigarette filters have been marketed as a way to reduce smoking-related health risks, but they DON'T protect smokers AND generate tons of waste annually! #WNTD2025 #WNTD #WHOFCTC #FCTC_Art_18

Congratulations to CLiMB research associate Charity Aienobe-Asekharen on winning the World Health Organization (WHO)'s #worldnotobaccoday2025 award for the African Region for her work to tackle the increase in smoking among young people in Nigeria Find out more about her project here: lboro.ac.uk/research/climb…

Honored to receive the World Health Organization (WHO) WNTD Award. Huge #thanks to SRNT Global Research Network for the kind words and support ⭐ Grateful to be #recognized and #inspired to keep pushing forward. 🙏🏽 #Gratitude #Award #ThankYou