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Smoke-free Sportswear Day 2025

World Health Organization (WHO) designates 31 May as World No Tobacco Day every year. COSH launched a publicity programme with the theme of “Join Hands for a Tobacco-free Hong Kong” in 2025 to echo World No Tobacco Day. A series of themed activities were held to motivate smokers for smoking cessation and appeal non-smokers to encourage smokers to quit smoking, leading us to the tobacco-free future and achieve a healthy lifestyle.

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Winners of the 15th “Quit to Win” Contest

The 15th “Quit to Win” Smoke-free Community Campaign motivated over 1,300 smokers to quit smoking. Winners of the 15th “Quit to Win” Contest abstained from the smoking habits with perseverance, pursuing healthy family life, and embracing a smoke-free, liberated lifestyle, and live a healthier new chapter.

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Let’s Build a Vibrant, Healthy and Tobacco-free Hong Kong

The Government proposed to introduce a series of smoking control measures, adapting four strategies: "Regulate Supply, Suppress Demand," "Ban Promotion, Reduce Attractiveness," "Expand No Smoking Areas, Mitigate Harm," and "Enhance Education, Support Cessation." to effectively curb the widespread prevalence of tobacco and safeguard public health.

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“Smoke-free Drivers” Programme

To protect the health of general public, drivers and passengers should not smoke in vehicles whether there are any passengers present. “Smoke-free Drivers Club” is open to all drivers, passengers and companies/organizations in the transportation and logistics industry to join. Let’s say no to smoking and encourage smokers to quit smoking for a vibrant, healthy living, as well as enjoying a refreshing, comfortable and safe journey!

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Elderly Leads by Example to Support Strengthening Tobacco Control

Themed "Building Momentum for a Smoke-free Future", the Elderly Smoking Cessation Promotion Project 2024-25 calls for public support for tobacco control and a smoke-free Hong Kong through the active participation of the elderly.

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Elderly Leads by Example to Support Strengthening Tobacco Control

Themed "Building Momentum for a Smoke-free Future", the Elderly Smoking Cessation Promotion Project 2024-25 calls for public support for tobacco control and a smoke-free Hong Kong through the active participation of the elderly.

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Tobacco product additives: Adding flavour, addiction, and harm

Tobacco companies deliberately add many chemical additives to smoking products. Most of these additives reduce the harshness and bitterness of smoking and some add different flavours to smoking products. They make smoking more appealing and easier for people to start and become dependent, which can lead to higher health risk. The Government has introduced the Tobacco Control Legislation (Amendment) Bill 2025, which includes a ban on flavoured tobacco products to tighten the regulation of additives in tobacco products.

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