24/06/2026
National No Smoking Month is observed every June in the Philippines to raise awareness about the harmful effects of smoking and encourage individuals to quit to***co use and embrace a healthier lifestyle.
Established through Proclamation No. 183, signed by former President Fidel V. Ramos on May 30, 1993, the observance serves as an extension of World No To***co Day, celebrated annually every May 31 under the leadership of the World Health Organization (WHO). Together, these initiatives promote to***co control, support smoking cessation efforts, and strengthen public awareness of the health risks associated with to***co and ni****ne use.
This year's theme, โUnmasking the Appeal โ Countering Ni****ne and To***co Addiction,โ highlights the need to expose the tactics used by the to***co and ni****ne industries to make their products attractive, especially to young people. It emphasizes the dangers of ni****ne addiction and encourages individuals to make informed choices, avoid to***co and ni****ne use, and seek support to quit.
Davao Regional Medical Center (DRMC) remains steadfast in supporting this important advocacy through health lectures, awareness campaigns, and Smoking Cessation Counseling Services designed to help individuals begin their journey toward a healthier, smoke-free life.
For inquiries and assistance, please visit the Smoking Cessation Clinic located at the 2nd Floor OPD, beside the Public Health Department Office.
๐ *DRMC Quitline:* 0919-1774-085
Together, let us unmask the appeal of ni****ne and to***co, counter addiction, protect health, and build a to***co-free future for all.
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