Health warnings on tobacco products: international practices.

David Hammond, Jessica L Reid
Author Information
  1. David Hammond: School of Public Health & Health Systems, University of Waterloo, 200 University Avenue West Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. dhammond@uwaterloo.ca

Abstract

Health warnings on tobacco products have emerged as a prominent area of tobacco control policy. Regulatory practice has rapidly evolved over the past decade to the point where health warnings on tobacco products continue to set international precedents for their size and comprehensiveness. The current paper provides a general review of current regulatory practices, including physical design features (such as size and location), message content (pictorial vs. text and content themes), and regulatory considerations such as rotation period and other novel practices.

MeSH Term

Advertising
Art
Global Health
Health Policy
Health Promotion
Humans
Mass Media
Nicotine
Product Labeling
Smoke
Smoking
Smoking Prevention
Telephone
Tobacco Smoke Pollution
World Health Organization
Tobacco Products

Chemicals

Smoke
Tobacco Smoke Pollution
Nicotine

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