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When are World No Tobacco Day, AIDS Day, Tuberculosis Day and International Anti-drug Day?
World No Tobacco Day is May 3 1 day, AIDS Day is February 1 day, Tuberculosis Prevention Day is March 24, and International Anti-Drug Day is June 26.

World No Tobacco Day was founded by the World Health Organization in 1987, and now it is May 3 1 day every year. The first World No Tobacco Day is April 7th 1988. Since 1989, World No Tobacco Day has been changed to May 3 1 day every year. The significance of World No Tobacco Day is to promote the concept of smoke-free. Every year, there is a central theme, which shows that tobacco and smoking ban deserve special attention.

The World Health Organization designated the Gregorian calendar 65438+February 1 as World AIDS Day because the first AIDS case was diagnosed on this day 198 1. It was put forward at the summit of global health ministers on AIDS prevention plan. Since then, this concept has been adopted by governments, international organizations and charities all over the world.

World Tuberculosis Day is scheduled to be held on March 24th every year to commemorate 1882. Robert Koho, a German microbiologist, showed a group of Berlin doctors the pathogen of tuberculosis he had discovered in Germany. 1993 The 46th World Health Assembly, convened by the World Health Organization in London, England, adopted the Global Tuberculosis Emergency Declaration, actively promoting the importance of prevention and treatment of this disease.

1987 June 12-26, the United Nations held a ministerial conference on drug abuse and illegal trafficking in Vienna, which was attended by more than 3,000 representatives from 138 countries. The conference put forward the slogan "Love life, don't take drugs", and the participants unanimously agreed to designate June 26th as "International Anti-drug Day" to arouse the world's attention to the drug problem.