Entity: NO-SMOKING
NO-SMOKING refers to designated areas where smoking is prohibited, typically to promote health and safety.
NO-SMOKING
Etymology
The term NO-SMOKING originated from the idea of creating smoke-free zones to protect individuals from the harmful effects of smoking.
Definition
NO-SMOKING refers to designated areas where smoking is prohibited, typically to promote health and safety. It is commonly used to describe locations or establishments that have implemented policies banning smoking.
Historical Context
The concept of NO-SMOKING gained prominence in the mid-20th century as awareness of the health risks associated with smoking increased. Public health campaigns and regulations have led to the widespread adoption of no-smoking policies in various settings.
Cultural Significance
NO-SMOKING has become a cultural norm in many societies, reflecting changing attitudes towards smoking and public health. Smoke-free environments are now commonly expected in public spaces, workplaces, and transportation.
Related Concepts
- Secondhand Smoke
- Smoking Bans
- Tobacco Control
See Also
A term used to describe locations or areas where smoking is not allowed, often implemented to reduce exposure to secondhand smoke and promote a healthier environment.