Graphic tobacco-pack warnings are said to be essential in Ghana for reaching smokers with low literacy standards. It would be even better to increase such standards.Read More
If a government believes that imposing standardized packaging is a tobacco harm reduction (THR) strategy, then it should require such packaging – and other THR strategies.Read More
An MEP has pointed out where it might be necessary to grant an exemption in respect of the application of tobacco-pack identifiers. But this would be a loophole that some might pick at.Read More
Belgium keen to copy Australia by adopting standardized tobacco packaging.Read More
The US Food and Drug Administration has been ordered by a court to move expeditiously on cigarette-pack graphic warnings. Read More
It is refreshing to see a prime minister willing to admit that there is no compelling evidence on standardized tobacco packaging's effectiveness in reducing smoking.Read More
New graphic warnings in India look shocking, but who will connect with them? Who, beyond cancer specialists have seen disease manifested in this way?Read More
A requirement for standardized tobacco packaging is included in a new anti-tobacco bill currently before South Africa's parliament.Read More
In compliance with a recent court order, the US Food and Drug Administration has put on hold the enforcement of warning statement requirements for cigars and pipe tobacco.Read More
To be effective, tobacco health warnings need to show images that are within a smoker's experience, not warnings that are, to those who design them, simply more gruesome.Read More
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