Objective The aim was to identify and review the research literature on dissuasive cigarettes,
including key concepts, types, sources of evidence and research gaps. Data sources …

Thirty years ago, in 1992, the largest cigarette package health warnings in the world had a
size of just 20% of the package front and back. Those warnings, in Canada, were text-only …

As tobacco marketing restrictions intensify, tobacco companies increasingly turn to the
cigarette product itself as a marketing medium with new flavours, capsules, novelty filter …

Introduction: While most countries require health warnings on cigarette packs, the Scottish
and Canadian Governments are considering requiring health warnings on cigarette sticks …

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In Canada, despite substantial decline, tobacco use remains the leading risk factor
responsible for mortality and morbidity. There is overwhelming evidence that higher tobacco …

Objectives There has been growing academic and policy interest in opportunities to
decrease the appeal of cigarette sticks, such as making them an unattractive colour or …

The cigarette stick, as the primary form of packaging and the object of consumption, is an
increasingly important marketing tool for tobacco companies. It could, however, also be used …

Introduction The UK fully implemented standardised packaging for cigarettes and rolling
tobacco in May 2017, after a twelve month transition period. We conducted a systematic …

Dissuasive cigarettes attempt to de-normalise smoking by portraying cigarettes as a
repellent product in counter advertising. 1 Emerging research is developing an evidence …