Tobacco - the story so far

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Tobacco - the story so far Proof change is possible Kathleen O’Meara Irish Cancer Society

Where we’ve come from 50 years ago most men and almost half of women smoked Nowadays, only 1 in 5 people smoke Smoking is not normal How have we achieved a cultural and social shift away from smoking?

Where we’ve come from 50 years ago most men and almost half of women smoked Nowadays, only 1 in 5 people smoke Smoking is not normal How have we achieved a cultural and social shift away from smoking?

U.S. rate fallen from 45% in 1954 to 22% in 2011 A success story Cigarette consumption in Western Europe has dropped from 50% to somewhere around 25% in the last 40 years. U.S. rate fallen from 45% in 1954 to 22% in 2011

U.K. rate fallen from 52% in 1974 to 22% in 2009 A success story Cigarette consumption in Western Europe has dropped from 50% to somewhere around 25% in the last 40 years. U.K. rate fallen from 52% in 1974 to 22% in 2009

In Ireland smoking rate fallen to 24% thanks to… …And stakeholders working together Cigarette consumption in Western Europe has dropped from 50% to somewhere around 25% in the last 40 years.

But…poor, young women smoke more Cigarette consumption in Western Europe has dropped from 50% to somewhere around 25% in the last 40 years.

Prioritisation of Public Health Policy The road to success Prioritisation of Public Health Policy Legislation Coalition Building Political Champions New Ideas

Legislation Ban on smoking in workplaces Display ban 10-packs banned Graphic warnings And more….

Global victories WHO FCTC Plain packaging Global coalitions built Tobacco Products Directive…maybe

Challenges Quit support Tobacco industry profits Female smokers Departments not working together Tobacco industry tactics No National Tobacco Strategy Quit support Female smokers

Glamour and attractiveness linked to smoking

Not unlike…

Parallels between smoking and alcohol Glamour, attractive, cool National heritage and culture Political connections Economic arguments Front groups ‘Social’ smokers / drinkers

See and be the change Change is possible

Thank you