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3 July
Γαλλία: Οι αρχές εξετάζουν την απαγόρευση πώλησης τσιγάρων σε όσους γεννήθηκαν μετά το 2009
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French authorities are considering a ban on the sale of cigarettes to anyone born after 2009, as part of an initiative aimed at creating a "smoke-free generation." This proposal has been championed by the French National Health Insurance Fund (CNAM), which expressed support for the measure in its recently published annual report.
The objective of the potential ban is to reduce smoking rates among younger generations and ultimately eliminate smoking by the time those born in 2009 reach adulthood. The CNAM highlighted that similar measures have been adopted in the United Kingdom, suggesting that France could follow suit to improve public health outcomes.
While discussions about the ban are underway, it remains to be seen how the proposal will be received by policymakers and the public. The initiative is part of broader efforts to tackle smoking-related health issues and promote healthier lifestyles among future generations.
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