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GATS 2024 reports progress in reducing tobacco use and secondhand smoke exposure in Pakistan, but important information about smokers, young people, quitting, and demographic groups is still missing.

Pakistan needs accessible smoking cessation services, trained healthcare professionals, counselling, and affordable treatment to help adult smokers quit successfully.

Quitting smoking can improve health, protect family and friends from secondhand smoke, save money, and support a healthier life.

This article reviews Pakistan’s mixed tobacco control performance, highlighting weak enforcement, secondhand smoke exposure, the lack of a comprehensive national strategy, and the need for stronger provincial action.

Parents play a very important role in protecting children from smoking. Their example, a home safe from cigarette smoke, clear conversations, and timely guidance can help children stay away from this harmful habit.

This article discusses the importance of helping individuals in Pakistan to quit smoking. It highlights the challenges and the need for effective support systems.

This article discusses the importance of tobacco cessation policies in Pakistan. It emphasizes the need for comprehensive support systems to help individuals quit smoking.

This article discusses the importance of implementing effective tobacco control measures in Pakistan to reduce health risks associated with tobacco use.

This article discusses the health and economic impacts of smoking, emphasizing tobacco control efforts and their implications in Pakistan and globally.

This article discusses the importance of integrating tobacco awareness into school and college curricula to combat youth smoking in Pakistan.