Location
Edinburgh
Date(s)
Thursday 20th (09:00) - Friday 21st June 2013 (16:00)
Description

40 years of Action on Smoking and Health

Towards a generation free from tobacco - how can countries achieve ambitious-free targets?

This engaging and interactive international conference will look at the ideas and actions that will drive us towards a generation free from tobacco – a time when ideally the only people smoking would be the small number of adults who knowingly choose to do so.

What further steps must we take to cut off tobacco industry marketing?  How can we tackle the lingering appeal to young people, and put tobacco firmly out of fashion? What must we do to create an environment that makes tobacco-free the norm? How can we reflect the addictive nature of tobacco and provide flexible support to those for whom quitting is especially difficult?

This conference will bring policy makers, leaders in public health, academics and advocates of tobacco control from across the UK and Europe together with the people who implement smoking related health and tobacco control strategies at local level. Together we will explore a future free from the harm caused by tobacco.

  • Full details can be found on ASH Scotland's website

UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies

Epidemiology & Public Health
University of Nottingham

telephone: +44 (0) 115 823 1340
email: [email protected]