Anti-smoking campaigns are public health initiatives aimed at reducing tobacco use and its harmful effects. These campaigns often use various strategies, including advertisements, educational programs, and community outreach, to inform people about the dangers of smoking and secondhand smoke. They target different audiences, including youth, adults, and pregnant women, to encourage healthier choices. Many anti-smoking campaigns utilize graphic images and statistics to highlight the risks associated with smoking, such as lung cancer and heart disease. Governments and organizations, like the World Health Organization, often support these efforts to promote a smoke-free environment and improve overall public health.