Smokers entering Cork hospital urged to ask for 'quitting medications' 

Mercy University Hospital is looking to reinforce its tobacco-free campus status
Smokers entering Cork hospital urged to ask for 'quitting medications' 

'Smoking and the use of electronic cigarettes is not permitted anywhere in and around MUH and anywhere that can be considered its campus.' File picture: iStock

A Cork inner-city hospital has encouraged smokers to ask for free ‘quitting medications’ as it reinforces its tobacco-free campus status on the streets on Wednesday to mark world no-tobacco day.

Mercy University Hospital (MUH) will use part of a €7,000 tobacco-free campus bursary from the HSE to refresh signage, to provide literature for patients and the public, and on local advertising, to improve public compliance of its smoke-free status in the areas around its various city centre locations.

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