Since 2007, 155 countries have introduced at least one of the recommended PM measures to reduce tobacco use. WHO report: 6.1 billion people are protected by anti -tobacco measures Healthcare at the World Warmings Wrestling Conference, which takes place these days of the capital of Ireland, the World Health Organization (WHO) introduced a “report on the global tobacco epidemic”. The document emphasizes the need to strengthen the efforts to combat smoking against the background of the growing opposition of the tobacco industry. six anti -tobacco measures The report monitors the implementation of the six effectiveness of anti -battered measures, which the WHO recommends to use to reduce the use of tobacco, which annually takes about seven million lives. 60 > we are talking about steps aimed at monitoring tobacco and prevention of tobacco dependence; protection of people from tobacco smoke through the legislation on a smokeless environment; providing affordable assistance to those who want to quit smoking; special labeling of tobacco products; monitoring compliance with the ban on advertising, stimulating sales and sponsorship of tobacco products; as well as an increase in taxes on tobacco products. progress in the implementation of the recommendations WHO ~ 60 > 62 > 62 ~Since 2007, 155 countries have introduced at least one of the recommended PM measures to reduce tobacco use. Today, at least one such measure was protected by more than 6.1 billion people, or three quarters of the world of the world, although in 2007 this figure was only one billion people. Four countries – Brazil, Mauritius, the Kingdom of the Netherlands and Türkiye – introduced a full range of measures. Seven countries – Ethiopia, Ireland, Jordan, Mexico, New Zealand, Slovenia and Spain – it remains to be realized only to one degree to achieve the highest level of protection against tobacco. but there are also lagging behind. In 40 countries, not one of the recommended measures has been implemented at the level of advanced practice, and more than 30 countries allow to sell cigarettes without mandatory warnings about their harm to health. 62 ~ ~ ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 >“20 years have passed since the adoption of the WHO framework against tobacco, and we can congratulate ourselves on numerous successes, but the tobacco industry does not stand still, and we can’t lag behind either,” said Dr. Tedros General Director Adhan Goebreesus. – The synthesis of science, politics and political will help us build a world in which tobacco will no longer bring life, cause damage to the economy and deprive people of the future. By joint efforts, we can end the tobacco epidemics. much still to do 60 > report on the global tobacco epidemics of 2025 was prepared with the support of the Blumberg charity foundation and presented on the presentation of the funds for global achievements in the fight against tobacco for 2025. Their laureates were governments and non -governmental organizations (NGOs), which achieved success in reducing the use of tobacco. “The Bloomberg charity foundation began to support international anti -tobacco initiatives in 2007, and since then the countries have achieved radical changes in the prevention of tobacco dependence, although there is still a lot to do,” said Michael Bloomberg LP, Bloomberg charity founder and the global Ambassador for WHO to combat non -infectious diseases and injuries. – Our fund intends to continue to support the extremely important work of WHO and jointly save millions of lives. ”~ 60 > most common measures according to the WHO report about the global tobacco epidemia of 2025, the largest successes were reached. In the field of placement of graphic warnings about the dangers of tobacco products for health, there is a key measure of the WHO frame convention on tobacco, thanks to which the public cannot but pay attention to the danger of tobacco use. 62 ~So, graphic warnings are required in 110 countries (against nine countries in 2007), in which 62 percent of the world population lives. In 25 countries, as the authors of the report found out, there is a requirement to sell tobacco products in depersonalized packaging. ~ 60 > At the same time, the PRO notes that the fulfillment of these requirements is not always properly controlled, and the regulation of packaging of minute tobacco products is still poorly developed. On the occasion of the release of the report, a new information portal was created, which allows to track the successes achieved by each country for the period from 2007 to 2025. ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~In 110 countries over the past three years, such an effective tool for exposure was not used as anti -tobacco campaigns. At the same time, in countries conducting such campaigns according to advanced practice standards, 36 percent of the world population live today against 19 percent in 2022. WHO strongly recommends that the countries allocate resources for organizing campaigns with proven information efficiency. 60 > expanding the use of such measures as taxation of tobacco products, assistance in refusing tobacco and a ban on advertising tobacco products, although numerous remains in these areas Problems. ~ 60 > as for taxation, 134 countries have not yet been able to reduce the price availability of cigarettes. Since 2022, only three countries have increased taxes to the level provided for in advanced practice. ~ 60 > help in the rejection of tobacco have the opportunity to use only 33 percent of the world population. The ban on advertising, which meets the criteria of advanced practice, operate in 68 countries in which 25 percent of the world population lives. exposure to secondary tobacco smoke ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62About 1.3 million people die from exposure to secondary tobacco smoke annually. To date, comprehensive requirements for the creation of smokeless zones are in force in 79 countries and cover a third of the world population. Since 2022, such legislation was adopted in six countries (Cook Islands, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sierra Leone, Slovenia and Uzbekistan)-despite the resistance of the tobacco industry, especially in the hotel-restraint. electronic electronic Cigarettes ~ 60 > in the world they are increasingly raising the issue of smoking electronic cigarettes and other electronic nicotine delivery systems. The number of countries in which there are prohibitions or restrictions on such products have grown from 122 in 2022 to 133 in 2024, which clearly indicates a growing attention to this problem. At the same time, these goods are still not regulated in more than 60 countries. 60 ~ h2 > call to action ~ 60 > WHO calls for urgently activating the work in which the lag is observed. “The governments must decisively eliminate the preserved gaps, strengthen control and introduce effective measures to save people’s lives,” said the director of the WHO Department on the improvement of health of Dr. Ryudigiger Breach. According to him, WHO urges all countries to accelerate the implementation of a set of measures and cover them with all the inhabitants of the planet without exception. 62 ~