A University of Guelph study on cigarette packages has concluded that strong emotional
statements on packages, such as” Smoking causes mouth cancer,” along with pictures of …

Warnings of the negative consequences of smoking have been printed on cigarette
packages for many years. Since 1994, these messages, taking approximately 35% of the …

The European Commission is being asked to introduce the same types of graphic health
warnings used on cigarette packages in Canada and Brazil. Cancer Research UK and 6 …

Use of tobacco products is the leading preventable cause of death worldwide. Findings of
Global Adult Tobacco Survey, 2010, suggest that more than one-third of adults in India use …

Tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship—including the open display of tobacco
products by retailers—is banned in Canada, and the use of plain packaging will greatly …

The World Health Organization recently adopted the Framework Convention on Tobacco
Control, a groundbreaking public health treaty that will require that warning information in …

Janet Hoek & Philip Gendall women, which many countries regard as high priority groups for
reducing the harm caused by tobacco use. Regardless of the content of warning labels, the …

To date, most studies of graphic health warnings (GHWs) on cigarette packages have
focused on adult samples and/or the unique role of evoked fear in influencing smoking …

Cigarette packages in almost all countries in the world carry health warnings to inform
consumers about the risks of smoking. Health warnings on packages are appealing both …

Six shockingly frank cigarette packages, including this one, were unveiled recently by the
national Tobacco OR Kids campaign. It was launched by a coalition of more than 150 health …