So warning labels arent the only thing that will work
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The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, passed by Congress in 2009, banned the sale of flavored cigarette products except for menthol
Food and Drug Administration is proposing a series of graphic new warning labels be placed on cigarette packs, with bold messages, like "Smoking Can Kill you," and "Cigarettes Cause Cancer," and horrifying pictures depicting the many ravages of smoking
This is partly due to the legacy of low-tar and low-nicotine cigarettes being falsely advertised as less dangerous alternatives for smokers: The lingering memory of those efforts has led some public health officials to react to any discussion of safer tobacco products with the fury of a bull charging a flag-waving matador
The panel, which has been criticised before by tobacco control activists for apparent conflict of interest as one of its members owns a tobacco business, sent a list of 32 questions to the federal ministry in October