Anti-tobacco campaigns are initiatives aimed at reducing tobacco use and its harmful effects on health. These campaigns often include public service announcements, educational programs, and community outreach efforts to inform people about the dangers of smoking and secondhand smoke. They may also promote resources for quitting, such as hotlines and support groups. Many governments and organizations, like the World Health Organization (WHO), support these campaigns to encourage healthier lifestyles. Strategies often involve graphic warning labels on tobacco products, restrictions on advertising, and smoke-free laws in public places. The ultimate goal is to decrease tobacco consumption and improve public health.