graphic warnings on cigarette packs Images Are Scarier to Smokers Than Text Anti-smoking images on cigarette packs
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Our aim in this study was to find out how smokers respond to cigarette pack warning labels that use photographs of real people whose health has been affected by their own, or by someone elses, smoking, says the lead author Emily Brennan, Ph.D., David Hill Research Fellow at the Cancer Council Victoria in Australia

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